Bunschoten Town Hall Damaged During Protest Against Asylum Accommodation
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In The Hague, they like to pretend that the unrest surrounding asylum seeker centers in Dutch villages came out of the blue. But the grim protest that erupted this week at Spuiplein and at the town hall in Bunschoten-Spakenburg shows exactly who the real instigator of the misery is...
The Bunschoten town hall was damaged on Wednesday evening during a demonstration against asylum accommodation. Fireworks were thrown, including in the direction of the police. The police are investigating arson and vandalism.
Several dozen protesters gathered in Bunschoten around 8:00 PM to demonstrate against the possible arrival of an asylum seekers' center. During the protest, heavy fireworks were thrown at the police and fires were started.
A demonstration against the possible arrival of an asylum seekers' centre (AZC) in Bunschoten-Spakenburg turned grim on Wednesday evening. Dozens of residents gathered to express their concerns about the safety, peace, and livability of the village. A group later moved to the town hall, where fireworks were thrown and set off. Although there are currently no concrete plans for an AZC, Bunschoten is required under the Distribution Act to provide …
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