Riot Police Disperse Far-Right Protest in The Hague After Violence, Ban
Dutch riot police dispersed a far-right protest in The Hague on Saturday following violence, including projectile throwing and antisemitic chanting, after a planned march against immigration policies was banned.
Detroit, MI, September 19, 2026 —
Dutch riot police intervened and dispersed a far-right protest in The Hague on Saturday. The demonstration, which was planned as a march against immigration policies, had been banned prior to its commencement.
The protest escalated into violence, leading to the deployment of riot police. Reports indicated that participants engaged in projectile throwing. Additionally, antisemitic chanting was reportedly heard during the demonstration.
The ban on the planned march was in effect prior to the protest’s dispersal. Specific details regarding the organizers of the protest or the exact nature of the immigration policies being opposed were not provided in the available information.
The exact number of individuals involved in the protest or the number of arrests made by riot police was not specified. The outcome of the dispersal and any subsequent actions taken by authorities were not detailed.
The incident occurred on Saturday in The Hague. The Dutch authorities had previously decided to ban the planned march. Following the eruption of violence, including the throwing of projectiles and instances of antisemitic chanting, riot police were called to the scene and took action to disperse the gathering.
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