On Sunday, October 17, we rebelled against housing policy in Rotterdam. A peaceful protest in which about 8,000 people participated. A protest that was brutally disrupted by the Rotterdam police on the Erasmus Bridge. Next Thursday, November 4, the Rotterdam city council will debate this one-sided and harsh police violence. The violence
On November 4, the Rotterdam city council will discuss the police action during the Residential Revolt on October 17. Are you, like us, angry about the absurd and violent police action and do you want to let the city council know? Then you can do 2 things.
On October 17, between 8,000 and 10,000 people came to the national Woonrevolt in Rotterdam. There we made a joint fist with a broad coalition. It is high time for a radically different housing policy. But the housing battle continues! At both local and national levels
The demonstration in the Afrikaanderpark happened in a good atmosphere. After a joyful program with speakers and music, we left the park for the Erasmusbrug bridge [in a march towards Markthal]. There the march came to a halt as a group of protesters was separated [and surrounded] from the rest of the demonstration by the riot police.
A group of protesters is blocked by the police and the riot police. The reason for this is unknown to us. Arrests are made and disproportionate force is used. A detainee support group is available. More info via https://indymedia.nl/node/50645
Press release National Housing Uprising demonstration on October 17 in Rotterdam National Housing Uprising demonstration on October 17 in Rotterdam: politics leaves millions of tenants, home seekers and residents out in the cold. On Sunday, October 17, 2:00 PM, the national Woonopstand demonstration for a radically different housing policy will take place in Rotterdam's Afrikaanderpark. The organization expects
