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Jetten calls highway protest 'completely unacceptable', policy of tolerance 'is not a good signal'

Jetten calls highway protest 'completely unacceptable', policy of tolerance 'is not a good signal'

Acting Prime Minister Rob Jetten has condemned highway protests by farmers and climate activists as completely unacceptable. He stated that the decision by police and the public prosecution service to tolerate these demonstrations sends the wrong signal and indicated that the policy will be re-evaluated.

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