PRAGUE, Czech Republic — A Czech far-right party has offered to help a Dutch lawmaker distribute an anti-Koran film on the Internet if it is banned from being released in the Netherlands.
The offer was made after a U.S. company that provides Web hosting services suspended the site promoting Geert Wilders’ 15-minute film, which has sparked demonstrations in the Netherlands even before it has been shown.
Hosting provider Network Solutions said it had suspended the promotional website Saturday until its sponsor could show that the plans for the site did not violate the service’s standards. It cited a “number of complaints” about the site.
The move has been criticized in tech circles as censorship, but the company denied that, saying Wilders still could access his account and move the materials elsewhere.
The Czech Republic’s small National Party offered to release the film on the Internet using one of its servers, the party said.
