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Dutch Flags in Protest Against Asylum Seekers' Center Houten Removed After Consultation
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The Dutch flags that were hung in Houten to protest the arrival of an asylum seekers' center on Essenkade will be removed this week. The municipality told RTV Utrecht this after consulting with the initiators of the protest group "No AZC Essenkade."
The flags hung in the municipality of Houten to protest the potential arrival of a refugee shelter on Essenkade will be removed. The municipality announced this on Monday after consulting with supporters of Geen AZC Essenkade (No AZC Essenkade). Some residents found the use of the Dutch flag as a means of protest disruptive.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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