Rioters attack police in anti-migrant protests in The Hague
An anti-asylum protest in the Netherlands, masked demonstrators clashed with the rebellion police on Saturday, violent chaos landed.
Thousands of protesters gathered for a “Els Rechts” show against mass migration. Hague.
However, the meeting became violent, with video footage showing that the masked protesters fight the rebellion police while others throw bottles and rocks to officers.
On Saturday, a video circulating on social media showed that a police car turned into flames, and the police used water balls and tear gas to distribute crowds.
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Some protesters block highways, while others destroyed an office of 66, a Dutch -based political party.
The demonstration of Saturday was organized by a woman known as “Els Rechts olan, a right -wing activist on the Dutch social media sites. He took himself away from the rebels.
Protestors ‘Stand up for the Netherlands’ shows the flags fluctuated – Josh Walet/Getty Images
The rebellion was also condemned by the Netherlands. Extreme Right Freedom Party leader Geert WildersHe had previously rejected the invitation to participate in the protests.
“Take this filth with an iron fist,” he said in an article on the social media site X. “Prevention of violence against the road and the police is completely unacceptable.
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The protests were made about a month before the national elections. HollandPlace of Idea Surveying Mr. Wilders’ The Freedom Party will take the first place.
One of the speakers in the show on Saturday was a member of a separate right -wing populist party reported to have complained that his country was a “multicultural nightmare”.
De Telegraaf, the crowd, “women can wear a short skirt in Amsterdam and Amsterdam’da gay men can still hold on the streets,” he said.
Police officers are targeted by the pouring of tensions to violence – Josh Walet/EPA/Shutterstock
MS Rechts has 23,000 followers on the X and describes himself as a 26 -year -old political activist.
In a statement published after the event landed in chaos, the activist said that he was mortgaged by violence and called on his supporters to go home.
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“How terrible I find this! I condemn all kinds of violence! What happens here is not understandable. Police officers were cornered in the corner and things were destroyed and put on fire,” he wrote.
“I assume that people came to show peacefully, but unfortunately, for whatever reason, it was very different. I regret that it was this way.
Rob Jetten, the leader of the Liberal Party D66, whose offices were destroyed, was called “filth” to the rebels.
“Keep your hands away from political parties. If you think you can scare us, hard luck. We will never allow extremist rebels to remove our beautiful country from us.”
As in the UK, France and Germany, tensions about the number of asylum seekers in the country in addition to housing shortage and increasing living costs have increased in the Netherlands.
