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Probe into Eritrean riots "should not let regime off the hook" - Vimarsana News

Probe into Eritrean riots "should not let regime off the hook"

Probe into Eritrean riots “should not let regime off the hook”

Eight cops hurt during Hague riots on Saturday; MP's want clarification - Vimarsana News

Eight cops hurt during Hague riots on Saturday; MP's want clarification

Eight police officers were injured on Saturday during riots at a conference center in The Hague, Mayor Jan van Zanen wrote in a letter to the city council. Police previously reported that six officers suffered injuries. The mayor said that a group of about 700 supporters of the Eritrean government had a party at the conference center on Fruitweg. Parties in parliament want clarification about what happened.

Source: nltimes.nl
All 13 suspects arrested at Eritrean riots held in custody - Vimarsana News

All 13 suspects arrested at Eritrean riots held in custody

All 13 suspects arrested at Eritrean riots held in custody

Calm returns to The Hague after extensive riots outside Eritrean community party - Vimarsana News

Calm returns to The Hague after extensive riots outside Eritrean community party

Calm returned to the Fruitweg in The Hague on Saturday evening, where riots broke out during an event for the Eritrean community present in the Netherlands. The unrest happened after a confrontation between supporters of the Eritrean government and opponents who arrived at the Opera conference center.

Source: nltimes.nl
Rutte urges against Israeli attack on Rafah; Emergency order around Israeli embassy - Vimarsana News

Rutte urges against Israeli attack on Rafah; Emergency order around Israeli embassy

Outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reduce the level of force used against the Palestinian people and avoid large-scale military action in Rafah on the same day that the Netherlands announced it would appeal against a court order that it stopped

Source: nltimes.nl