Fourteen individuals suspected of involvement in anti-immigration riots in The Hague will appear in court on Tuesday, September 22, 2025. According to the Public Prosecution Service, they face charges of violence against police officers and damage to police vehicles. The suspects, mostly men aged between 16 and 60, come from various regions across the country.
- Fourteen suspects to appear in court Tuesday.
- Violence against police and vehicle vandalism reported.
- Demonstration escalated into riots in The Hague.
- 37 arrests made during the protests.
- Ongoing investigations with a large police team.
- Additional suspects may emerge from investigations.
The riots erupted during a demonstration against immigration at Malieveld, where over a thousand rioters clashed with police. Officers were attacked, police cars were set ablaze, and stones were thrown at the D66 party office. Four police officers and seven journalists sustained injuries. A total of 37 arrests were made, with ten individuals released by Sunday afternoon.
- Fourteen suspects will undergo a ‘super-fast’ court session.
- Seven additional suspects will be presented to a judge for further detention.
- Six suspects have been released but remain under investigation.
- A dedicated investigation team is working to identify more individuals involved.
As the investigation progresses, more arrests may follow. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation to prevent further unrest.
