The Dutch-Jewish organisation CIDI (Center for Information and Documentation Israel) is urging the government to take action, and considering filing official charges with the police, after they discovered that a dutch alt-right website has been posting an online database with the names, occupations and adresses of jews in the Netherlands, and a databse of companies that 'represent the jewish influence in the Netherlands'. With the databases comes a request to website visitors to report any jew they know, to be added to the database, to 'assist with mapping the jew influence in the Netherlands and Belgium'.
The site also provides a list of 'enemies of the people of the Netherlands', which supposedly lists 'people and organisations which are hostile to the European people, and especially out people'.
There's also a photograph of Hitler on the site, with the text 'it's someone special's birthday hurray, hurray!'. Hitler's birthday was last week.
Another article on the site has as headline 'jew jewcons other jews'.
Since CIDI went public earlier today, the website AltRechts.com can no longer be reached.
"This reminds just too much of the lists made by the national socialists of jews and half jews, so they could be segregated. These dispicable and dangerous activities will need to be stopped immediatly. We do not need to remind you what violent anti-semites could do with the help of such a list".
CIDI considers filing charges with the The Hague police department. On basis of violation of privacy laws of the persons mentioned on the list, a court case could me made. However, taking the site offline immediatly, as demanded by CIDI, will be hard, since it is hosted in another country.
This means that this would have to go through the court of the nation in question, which tends to be a long procedure.
Another possibility would be to make the providers block the site.
According to CIDI, the site is hosted from Panama, but other sources report it is being hosted from the US.