Search

DutchKafir wrote that he had often spoken with leftist people in recent years to convince them of the dangers that the country was facing according to him. He said that his message did not seem to get through and that he had come to realize that reflection, in his opinion, would only come when it was too late. He referred to a girl. https://t.co/moeK3er10m #politiek #gesprek #bewustwording (translated)

"that term is very appropriate" Days later, Prime Minister Jetten enthusiastically embraced her text - "that term is very appropriate". This summer, Yesilgöz, Prime Minister Rob Jetten (D66), and CDA leader Henri Bontenbal expressed it out loud to each other in a conversation: it cannot be that we let this cabinet fall during these politically tumultuous times? #VVD #DilanYesilgöz #politiek (translated)

Timon Dias referred to a message from Police Utrecht about an increase in residents who, according to the police, were spat in the face by boys on fatbikes. Dias called this a form of jihad and wrote that, in his opinion, the Netherlands was not yet ready to discuss it. https://t.co/8x23sZxAYi #Politie #Utrecht #Veiligheid (translated)

Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that, in his opinion, child protection could take a child out of the home based on a vague criterion regarding the threat to the child's development. He described that as concerning and stated that child protection refused to allow Members of Parliament to be present at discussions. According to him, the minister saw no problem with that. https://t.co/TsPIQpKl3d #jeugdbescherming #kinderen #maatschappij (translated)

The unions and the management of GSK have established a timetable for future discussions on the announced massive restructuring, with three works councils scheduled for November and December, while the unions are considering taking action. #GSK #restructuration #syndicats (translated)

Mark wrote to AD.nl that the man, despite repeated interruptions by five table companions that he considered rude, had tried to calmly tell his story. He stated that something was wrong if a differing opinion instilled fear and asked why the man was mocked for his mustache, while that did not happen to the addressed person according to him. #gesprek #respect #onderbrekingen (translated)

American politicians prefer to talk to influencers instead of traditional journalists, as they can reach a more targeted audience, as evidenced by the experiences of Volkskrant correspondent Maral Noshad Sharifi during the lead-up to the midterms. #Politiek #Influencers #Journalistiek (translated)

Wagensveld wrote that he had been arrested three times within a few weeks after the mayor imposed restrictions on the content of his demonstration at the last minute. According to him, it had been registered and approved in advance with a megaphone and a Quran as demonstration materials. He stated that during a conversation with the police, about 20 minutes before arriving at the location, no restrictions were mentioned. Upon arrival, he was required to hand over the Quran due to potential disturbances, even though there was no counter-demonstration or unrest and he had not yet shown the Quran visibly. The demonstration had not yet begun. At one of the arrests, he claimed he offered to leave, but that was only permitted if he handed over the Quran. Wagensveld reported that he was held for six hours and interrogated all three times. According to him, there was no prosecution. A fourth attempt to demonstrate ultimately did go ahead. He asserted that he and his supporters would keep returning until they received their rights. He described the arrests as an abuse of power intended to intimidate people and limit demonstrations based on their content. Wagensveld wrote that leftist activists and Islamists could express slogans that others found offensive, and that he supported their right to do so. According to him, officials were trying to restrict that same freedom for dissenters. He wondered why the Minister of Justice and Security apparently approved of that. #Demonstratierecht #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Rechtsstaat #Demonstratierecht #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Rechtsstaat (translated)

EWagensveld asked the police, the Public Prosecution Service, and the Minister of Justice and Security for clarification on what he described as a difference in treatment. According to him, the police threatened to arrest Erik Winkler if he did not put away a sign with a message against Hamas, while there were repeated demonstrations on the Dam in Amsterdam with a banner supporting Hamas. EWagensveld wondered whether the rules varied depending on the message. #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Demonstratierecht #Gesprekscultuur (translated)