US EditionHundreds protest in Utrecht, demand action on housing crisis and lower rents
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Hundreds protest in Utrecht, demand action on housing crisis and lower rents
Hundreds gathered at Domplein square in Utrecht on Saturday afternoon to protest high rents and demand government action to address the ongoing housing crisis. Organizers of the rally argued that tenants and house seekers are being exploited. After the protest, a group from the Anarchist Collective Utrecht allegedly squatted a property on Mariastraat, lit smoke flares, and displayed a banner reading "Squat the housing crisis!"
On the Domplein in Utrecht, several hundred people gathered on Saturday afternoon to demonstrate for lower rents. "Tenants and home seekers are being exploited to the last cent and the government is simply allowing it," the organization states. "Everyone is affected by this housing crisis. Now is the time to do something about it!"
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