A planned anti-immigration march in a Dutch city center was banned by authorities following clashes between far-right protesters and police. Violence escalated as demonstrators hurled fireworks and other projectiles at officers, prompting riot police to disperse hundreds of participants. Local media reported that arrests were made after the unrest, though details on the scale of the disturbance remain under review. The incident underscores rising tensions over immigration and asylum policies in the Netherlands.
Authorities ban anti-immigration march after fireworks and other projectiles thrown at officers in city centre parkDutch riot police dispersed several hundred far-right protesters in The Hague on Saturday after violence erupted and local authorities banned a planned march in the city against immigration and asylum policies.The Dutch public broadcaster NOS reported that 24 people had been arrested, after some protesters threw fireworks and other projectiles at police. Continue reading...
