| A Dutch Muslim MP and writer, whose collaboration with the film-maker Theo Van Gogh led to his murder, said yesterday she was writing a follow-up script in defiance of extremists' death threats. Somali-born Ayaan Hirsi Ali has lived in hiding since Van Gogh was killed in Amsterdam on Nov 2. In an interview with NRC Handelsblad she said she was working on the second part of Submission, Van Gogh's film that accused Islam of promoting violence against women. "Theo's murder will not make me abandon this project," she said. "We often discussed the manner of our possible assassination — would we be stoned, burned, shot or knifed? He would laugh and call me every day to ask if I was still alive." |