Two years ago after riots in the Schilderswijk neighborhood
in The Hague distrust of the police remains widespread among young people
living in the area. Researcher Carina Duijndam said: “They feel like second-class citizens. Every
white person they see is a policeman or a journalist who’s writing something
bad about the area, or a teacher dishing out punishments. There is a huge
divide between society and the neighbourhood.”Monday, September 25, 2017
The Hague: Deep Distrust of Police two Years after Ethnic Riots
Two years ago after riots in the Schilderswijk neighborhood
in The Hague distrust of the police remains widespread among young people
living in the area. Researcher Carina Duijndam said: “They feel like second-class citizens. Every
white person they see is a policeman or a journalist who’s writing something
bad about the area, or a teacher dishing out punishments. There is a huge
divide between society and the neighbourhood.”
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