US EditionViolent anti-asylum protests prompt Loosdrecht to cut asylum intake
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In Dutch Loosdrecht, something continued on Saturday, which is increasingly seen throughout Europe: protests against asylum shelters and hotels. Hundreds of women travel through the small Dutch town because they want to prevent asylum accommodation in the community house.It is a signal from a community in which citizens feel that their safety, their streets, their children and their everyday life are decided, while they are only heard when the r…
Hundreds of women marched through Loosdrecht on Saturday evening to demonstrate against the arrival of an asylum seekers' center. The protest march proceeded peacefully, after earlier demonstrations this week escalated into riots. The participants emphasize that they deliberately chose a peaceful approach.
Violent anti-asylum protests prompt Loosdrecht to cut asylum intake
Authorities in Wijdemeren have reduced the number of asylum seekers housed in a temporary emergency shelter in Loosdrecht and delayed its opening following days of unrest, including violent protests against the facility, NOS reported.The municipality announced it will lower capacity from 110 to 70 people and postpone the opening until May 6. The shelter had initially been scheduled to receive its first arrivals last Wednesday.
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