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Netherlands launches probe after police attack on Muslim women sparks outrage
A protest was held Thursday in the Dutch city of Utrecht against 'racist violence' after a police officer recently assaulted two Muslim women, hitting one with a baton and kicking the other in the stomach.
The Dutch authorities opened an investigation after the release of a video showing the beating of two Muslim ladies during his arrest of one of them...
The Young Muslims Collective, the Collective Against Islamophobia and Discrimination, and two organizations representing Turkish and Moroccan Dutch people are calling for an independent investigation into this week's police brutality at Utrecht's station square. Footage circulating on social media shows an officer clashing with two veiled women and kicking one of them.
Around a hundred people attended a demonstration against police brutality in Utrecht. The protesters are angry about the incident under the Bollendak on Monday.
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