Archive · 21 Sep 2025
Anti-Immigration Protest in The Hague Turns Violent
A protest about immigration happened in The Hague, Netherlands, where people wanted stricter rules for immigrants.
The protest turned violent when people started throwing things and setting a police car on fire.
Police used tear gas and water cannons to stop the protesters.
The damage also included vandalism at the D66 party headquarters.
The unrest comes at a volatile moment in Dutch politics with snap elections coming up.
An anti-immigration protest in The Hague turned violent.
Protesters clashed with police, throwing objects and setting a police car on fire.
Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
Protesters demanded stricter immigration policies.
The incident occurred before snap elections scheduled for October 29.
- Who
- Anti-immigration protesters and Dutch police
- What
- Violent clashes and dispersal of protesters
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- The Hague, Netherlands
- Why
- Protest against immigration policies
Pro-Immigration
Anti-Immigration
Migration Policy
Pro-Immigration
Supports welcoming immigrants
Anti-Immigration
Demands stricter migration policies
- Event
- Anti-immigration protest
- Location
- The Hague, Netherlands
- Date
- Saturday
- Cause
- Demand for stricter immigration policies
- Police Response
- Tear gas and water cannons
- Political Context
- Snap elections scheduled for October 29
Sources
Dutch police use water canon against anti-immigration protesters
Dutch police use tear gas against anti-immigration protesters
Dutch police use tear gas against anti-immigration protesters
Dutch police use tear gas against anti-immigration protesters, 30 arrested
