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Police Release All 24 Suspects in The Hague's Far-Right Riots; 3 Journalists Attacked

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The 24 suspects in the far-right riots on Saturday afternoon on The Hague’s Malieveld have been released, police reported. It has also been revealed that three journalists were attacked during the rally. The police spokesperson would not give a comment to the ANP regarding the identities of the 24 suspects or whether they will receive a fine or any other form of punishment.

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THE HAGUE (ANP) - Three journalists have come forward to the organization PersVeilig claiming to have been harassed during the far-right demonstration at the Malieveld in The Hague on Saturday. It concerns two journalists who were physically and verbally threatened by demonstrators, according to PersVeilig, an or...

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The 24 people who were arrested by the police after a demonstration at the Malieveld have all since been released. It is unclear whether the demonstrators received a fine or a summons.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Photo: Malieveld Demo (Video still Rumble/Nederlandwatisergaande) The police deployment during the “far-right” demonstration at the Malieveld on Saturday shows how the government deals with citizens protesting outside the accepted narrative: water cannons, riot police platoons, tear gas, and dozens of arrests. …

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Several journalists were attacked by activists on Saturday afternoon during a far-right demonstration at the Malieveld in The Hague. This was reported by the police and the organization PersVeilig. Footage also shows that the police pushed away a photographer who ended up in the water.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Rioters deliberately sought confrontation with the police on the Malieveld on Saturday, Prime Minister Rob Jetten reflects. "Excessive force was used against the police, abhorrent far-right and antisemitic slogans were chanted, and Hitler salutes were given."

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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