haarlemsdagbladApr 3, 2026, 16:30

Fifteen months in prison demanded for Haarlem man (27) for role in Malieveld riots: ‘I followed the crowd’

A 27-year-old resident of Haarlem faces a 15-month prison sentence for his involvement in the Malieveld riots that took place in September 2020. During his court appearance, the defendant expressed deep regret for his actions, stating he simply followed the crowd. The prosecution's demand follows the review of video evidence showing the man's active participation in the unrest.

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Comedian 'rejected' in Castricum finds new venue in Uitgeest: 'Freedom of speech is a great asset'

Comedian Rogier Kahlmann has moved his upcoming performance to Dorpshuis de Zwaan in Uitgeest after being barred from Theater Koningsduyn in Castricum for his "polarizing statements." The show is scheduled for May 15 following the venue's decision to deny him a stage based on his rhetoric.

Many women postpone motherhood due to temporary contracts: ‘Financial security first’

A new study reveals that many young adults, particularly women aged 18 to 35, are delaying motherhood due to job insecurity. The prevalence of temporary contracts has led many to prioritize financial stability before deciding to start a family.

Toos & Henk - April 23

Cartoonist Paul Kusters provides his unique perspective on current events through the daily comic strip 'Toos & Henk'. The strip is published every day from Monday through Saturday.

Multiple killed and wounded in Russian attack on Dnipro

A Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro resulted in at least two deaths and eight injuries. One person remains missing following the strike.

Domestic violence reports to Veilig Thuis rise again

Veilig Thuis and the Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) reported a rise in domestic violence and child abuse cases in the Netherlands, with 136,000 reports filed last year. This marks an increase from the 129,000 reports received the previous year.