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[[Image:Dewinter_cai_.jpg‎||300px|thumb|right|Group founder Filip Dewinter at Cities Against Islamisation rally, April 2012 Credit: http://www.novinite.com/articles/138406/Flemish+Nationalists+Mimick+Dutch+Anti-Immigrant+Website Novinite ]]
 
'''Cities against Islamisation (CAI)''' was an anti-Muslim initiative launched by [[Filip Dewinter]] of the [[Vlaams Belang]] party at a conference in Antwerp on 17 January 2008.<ref>[http://www.citiesagainstislamisation.com/En/3/2 Conference 'Cities against Islamization'], Cities against Islamisation, 18 January 2008.</ref>  
 
'''Cities against Islamisation (CAI)''' was an anti-Muslim initiative launched by [[Filip Dewinter]] of the [[Vlaams Belang]] party at a conference in Antwerp on 17 January 2008.<ref>[http://www.citiesagainstislamisation.com/En/3/2 Conference 'Cities against Islamization'], Cities against Islamisation, 18 January 2008.</ref>  
  

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Group founder Filip Dewinter at Cities Against Islamisation rally, April 2012 Credit: http://www.novinite.com/articles/138406/Flemish+Nationalists+Mimick+Dutch+Anti-Immigrant+Website Novinite

Cities against Islamisation (CAI) was an anti-Muslim initiative launched by Filip Dewinter of the Vlaams Belang party at a conference in Antwerp on 17 January 2008.[1]

According to the project's website:

The initiative involves representatives from a.o. Austria, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, The Netherlands and England, who signed a charter against the increasing Islamization of our cities. Among the participants there were a few well-known foreign politicians like Heinz-Christian Strache (president of the FPÖ), Markus Beisicht (president of Pro-Nordrhein Westfalen) and Robert Spieler (Alsace D’Abord).[2]

Agence France Presse reported:

"Parties from Britain (the British National Party), Denmark, Germany and Italy were also represented at the launch of the group which has a road-sign-style crossed-out mosque as its logo."[3]

In an email to Robert Spencer, Wim Van Osselaer of the Vlaams Belang denied claims that the BNP were present at the conference.[4]

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  1. Conference 'Cities against Islamization', Cities against Islamisation, 18 January 2008.
  2. Conference 'Cities against Islamization', Cities against Islamisation, 18 January 2008.
  3. Agence France Press, Right-wingers gather against 'Islamisation', The Australian, 18 January 2008.
  4. Robert Spencer, Cities Against Islamisation Charter, Jihad Watch, 23 January 2008.