Dutch police broke up a far-right anti-immigration march by several hundred protesters in The Hague on 2026-09-19 after violence erupted. Demonstrators threw fireworks and projectiles; authorities banned the march and Prime Minister Rob Jetten condemned the "abhorrent" chants.
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Dutch police broke up a far-right protest of several hundred demonstrators in The Hague after it turned violent on Saturday.
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Dutch riot police have dispersed several hundred far-right protesters in The Hague after violence has erupted.
Justice minister condemns 'Hitler salutes, antisemitic slogans, violence' at the anti-immigration rally.
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Dutch riot police dispersed about 500 far-right protesters in The Hague on Saturday, Sept. 19, after demonstrators at Malieveld park threw fireworks and other projectiles at officers during a rally against immigration and asylum policies. Authorities banned a planned march through the city, ordered the gathering to disperse, and used baton charges, police dogs, mounted officers and water cannon. P
After violence broke out, Dutch riot police dispersed hundreds of far-right protesters in The Hague. Prime Minister Rob Jetten said that the demonstrators had chanted "abhorrent" far-right and antisemitic slogans.
'Wij zijn het volk' rally, which translates to 'We are the people', was organised ... specifically on immigration. ...local authorities banned it when violence began and ordered the demonstration to be broken up." Justice Minister David van Weel condemned the violent scenes and slogans: “Identical images from the Malieveld. Hitler salutes, antisemitic slogans, violence against the police and throw