Military Intelligence- and Security - DISS

The MIVD conducts research into phenomena of right-wing extremism and its influence on Defense. Right-wing extremism in the defense organization can undermine the internal security of the armed forces. This concerns, for example, internal unrest as a result of discrimination against the military, which puts both the hierarchical structure within a unit and mutual cooperation under pressure. It is therefore important individuals or groups within the defense organization, who espouse extremist ideology or (active) support to extremist parties and organizations, to be recognized in time.
In 2019 the MIVD has investigated two cases of possible right-wing extremism. This did not reveal any threat against the armed forces. The MIVD has in 2019 no indications have been received that a polarizing discourse on Islam is being conducted within Defense. For this is no evidence in Defense. Investigation of the MIVD has in 2019 Nor did it provide any indications that right-wing extremist networks exist within the armed forces.

The right-wing extremist scene in the Netherlands in recent years, focusing mainly on Islam. The extreme right has a resurgence in Netherlands. Right-wing extremism in the defense organization can undermine the internal security of the armed forces. It's alright
for example internal unrest as a result of discrimination against soldiers, thereby may be displayed on both the hierarchical structure within a unit as the mutual cooperation under pressure.
It is therefore important individuals or groups within the defense organization, who espouse extremist ideology or (active) support to extremist parties and organizations, in a timely manner to recognize. A right-wing extremist violence threat
direction Defense is not yet recognized.
Defense in 2018 set three studies following signals racist references to Nazi Germany. The AIVD report on right-wing extremism reports include a polarizing discourse is passed on Islam in right-wing extremist circles. For this is no evidence in Defense. Nor DISS currently has signs that exists within the armed forces of right-wing extremist networks.

Right-wing extremism in the defense organization can undermine the internal security of the armed forces. One can think of, for example, internal turbulence as a result of discrimination of soldiers, whereby both the hierarchical structure within a unit as the mutual co-operation (especially in a field mission critical) may come under pressure. Ook in 2016 the threat is shown a low, but it remains important individuals or groups within the defense organization, that right-wing extremist ideology or cleave (active) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations, in a timely manner to recognize.

Right-wing extremism within the Defence organization may jeopardize the internal security of the armed forces in jeopardy. Although the threat from right-wing extremism in the Netherlands, as in previous years is low, it remains for the DISS important individuals or groups within the Defence organization who follow the right-extremist ideas, or (active ) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations, in a timely manner to recognize. For this reason, the DISS investigates all reports received which can be related to (possible) rechts- extremism and take further action if appropriate.

Right-wing extremism in the defense organization may jeopardize the internal security of the armed forces in jeopardy. For the DISS is therefore important individuals or groups within the defense organization who follow the right-extremist ideas, or (active ) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations, in a timely manner to recognize. DISS all received notifications that were to relate to (possible) right-wing extremism conducted further investigation and, if necessary, action.

• Right-wing extremism
DISS has been investigating all reports related to right-extremist statements or behaviors. Right Extremism in the Defence organization may jeopardize the safety and preparedness of the armed forces in jeopardy. For this reason it is important to individuals or groups who follow the law extremist ideas, or (active ) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations, in a timely manner to recognize.

Right-wing extremism
Right-wing extremism in the defense organization of the preparedness and safety
put armed forces in jeopardy. It is therefore important that persons within the organization
or groups that espouse right-wing extremist ideas, or (active ) support
provide to right-wing extremist parties and organizations, be recognized in time. De
DISS undertaken in this regard research based on received messages that relate
to his right-wing extremist expressions or behavior and take action if necessary.
Ook in 2012 DISS all will (incident-) reports in the area of ​​right-wing extremism
investigate.

Right extremism
DISS investigates extremist right-wing parties, Organizations, groups
en people. The aim of the study is the presence of right-wing extremism, because it thought the safety and preparedness of the armed forces can damage. Specifically, the research focuses on the identification of individuals or groups within the
defense organization, who hold the right-extremist ideas, or
(active ) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations.

In 2009 there has been a limited form of right-wing extremism in the defense organization. Research has shown that there was no in the majority of the received reports of right-wing extremist behavior, but of misplaced humor or macho behavior. Some messages were related to extremism outside of the defense organization; these are shared with the AIVD for further investigation. There are in 2009 no reports which dealt with incidents of a racist nature.

Right Extremism
DISS investigates extreme right-wing parties, Organizations, groups
en people. For DISS to this is the question of whether the security
and preparedness of the armed forces is compromised. Specifically, the study focuses
on the identification of individuals or groups of individuals, employed or otherwise
present at Defence, who adhere to the law extremist ideas and
carry out. Furthermore, should research show how they affiliated with or a member
are, or (active) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations.

In 2008 have manifestations of right-wing extremism is limited manifested within Defence and the number of reports relative 2007 decreased. Only a few messages related to plastering
defense objects with runes, nazisymbolen, discriminatory texts and
slogans. A small portion related to persons affiliated with or a member
of right-wing extremist parties and organizations, or there to lend support.

The majority of reports were associated with people who would themselves
guilty of (putative) right-wing extremist statements and behavior. It is noted that not all the conduct under the heading of right-wing extremism
are reported, as such in political or ideological sense should
be considered to. Research shows that there is sometimes an unwanted behavior,
as misplaced humor, harsh training methods, machogedrag or other misconduct.
If this yield by DISS identified potentially unwanted behaviors offenses, the Royal Military Police or the Public Prosecution
informed.

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Right-wing extremism
DISS investigates extreme right-wing parties, Organizations, groups
en people. The question that is central, or affect the safety and preparedness
of the armed forces at any time be compromised. Specifically targeting the
research on the identification of individuals or groups of individuals within the
defense organization who hold the right-extremist ideas and propagate.
One key indicator is whether and to what extent these persons are members of, or
(active) support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations.

In 2007 have manifestations of right-wing extremism are again only in
limited manifested within Defence. The number of reports with respect to
2006 stayed the same, also the subjects of the reports were pretty much the same.
These were daubing of defense objects with runes, nazi-symbolen, discriminatory texts and slogans and reports of persons who were members of or affiliated
were right-wing extremist parties and organizations and gave it to support.

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Right-wing extremism
DISS conducts research into right-wing extremism, whereby the central question
or the safety and preparedness of the armed forces to endanger.
Specifically, the research focuses on the identification of individuals or groups of
people, employed or otherwise affiliated with Defence. Examines whether the
people espouse and propagate right-wing extremist ideas, but also whether
they have links with right-wing extremist parties and organizations.

Rightward shift of the society might evolve
to extremist forms example, is relevant for Defence in connection with the
recruitment. In 2006 have manifestations of
Right-wing extremism also manifested to a limited extent at Defence. The number of
messages is relevant with respect to 2005 remained low. Had few reports
concerns daubing of defense objects with runes, nazi-symbolen,
discriminatory texts and slogans. A small number of reports related to
people who had links with or are members or support to right-wing extremist parties and organizations. The majority of reports were associated with people who had been guilty of (putative) right-wing extremist statements and behavior.

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Right extremism
DISS investigates right-extremist groups and individuals. In Front Of
DISS question here is whether the safety and preparedness of the armed forces
these groups and individuals being compromised. Manifestations of
right-wing extremism within Defence have in 2004 taken place to a limited extent. A
Part of this involved the besmirching of defense objects with runes, nazi-symbolen, discriminatory texts and slogans. Another part dealt with people who might have been guilty of (putative) right-wing extremist statements and behavior. It should be noted that not all the conduct that should be considered are reported under the heading of right-wing extremism as such in political or ideological sense.

Sometimes there is inappropriate behavior, as misplaced humor, harsh training methods, macho behavior or other similar misconduct. If undesirable behaviors identified by the DISS constitute offenses, the Royal
Military Police or the Public Prosecutor informed.

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Right-wing extremism

DISS investigates right-extremist groups and individuals. For DISS question here is whether the safety and preparedness of the armed forces to endanger. In 2003 There have been limited manifestations of right-wing extremism within Defence. A section related to the besmirching of defense objects with runes, nazi-symbolen, discriminatory texts and slogans. Another part dealt with people who might have been guilty of (putative) right-wing extremist statements and behavior. It is noted that not all the behaviors that are reported under the heading of right-wing extremism, as right-wing extremism can be classified into political or ideological sense.

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Right-wing extremism
DISS investigates right-extremist groups and individuals. For the
DISS question here is whether the safety and preparedness of the armed forces is compromised. Manifestations of right-wing extremism have emerged so far limited extent in Defence. It should be noted that not all behaviors that are reported under the heading of right-wing extremism, as right-wing extremism must be considered in political or ideological sense. Sometimes it is unwanted behavior, as misplaced humor, harsh training methods, machogedrag or other misconduct. If this yield by DISS identified potentially unwanted behaviors offenses, the Royal Military Police or the Public Prosecution is informed.

In 2002 zijn 25 reports were registered in the area of (putative) Right-wing extremism. Part of this involved the besmirching of defense objects
runes, nazi-symbolen, discriminatory texts and slogans. Another part dealt with people who might have been guilty of (putative) right extremist statements and actions.

Involvement (aspirant) Defence staff (putative) Right-wing extremism is examined in all cases by the DISS. If sufficient hard facts are established, negatively advised of the appointment to the military or the Statement of No
Objection to fulfill a confidentiality withdrawn. In 2002 no growth was observed from right-wing extremist statements and behavior in the armed forces.

Right-wing extremism

MID also investigates extremist right-wing parties, Organizations, groups and individuals who may pose a threat to the armed forces. For the MID question here is whether the safety and preparedness of the armed forces to endanger. Although forms of right-wing extremism thus far during
have shown limited in defense, it is clear that can be employed within the armed people with right-wing extremist sympathies.

The existence of the armed forces by extremist right-wing parties, organizations and groups often fully subscribed, making it possible that people with a similar background to apply.

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Right-wing extremism
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Recent years have been manifestations of right-wing extremism in the armed forces in the public interest. This prompted the MID to evaluate its role and activities in this area.

A legitimate task of the MID is collecting data on activities that aim to harm the security or readiness of the armed forces. Until such activity right-wing extremism is considered that political or ideological inspired (en
therefore be reduced to organizations or movements). Not all behaviors that may be brought under this heading, may be regarded as right-wing extremism in political or ideological purposes. Sometimes it is unwanted behavior (misplaced humor, harsh training methods, machogedrag, misbehavior). If these unwanted conduct is possible offenses, informed in all cases, the Royal Military Police or the Public Prosecution.

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2.7 Right-wing extremism

In 1999 again a few right-wing extremist statements within Defence determined by the MID. There could not be found that while there was a politically inspired act. Often there was' macho’ or misconduct. There is no question of an increase in the number of right-extremist statements within the armed forces. In the field of research into right-wing extremism have the MIS and the BVD in 1999 a well-developed partnership.

Right-wing extremism

In 1998 it came to some right-wing extremist statements within Defence. It has been established that it was not inspired to act politically, but to “macho”-behavior.