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People Walking The Protest Mars At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/people-walking-the-protest-mars-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439481682.htmlRF2GF03AA–People Walking The Protest Mars At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to f Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-f-image439454868.htmlRM2GEXW4M–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to f
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685189.htmlRM2KCK2CN–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
A protester chants slogans as holds a placard in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-protester-chants-slogans-as-holds-a-placard-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-image439452896.htmlRM2GEXPJ8–A protester chants slogans as holds a placard in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956442.htmlRM2GK0RXJ–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-house-of-representatives-bezuidenhoustsweg-67-the-hague-the-netherlands-tuesday-7th-september-2021-a-few-hundred-protesters-gathered-outside-the-new-dutch-parliament-building-this-morning-demonstrating-against-corona-measures-and-what-they-consider-a-dictatorial-government-the-building-is-a-temporary-home-as-renovation-of-the-binnenhof-the-seat-of-the-dutch-government-will-take-longer-than-55-years-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image441228029.htmlRM2GHRJRW–The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439461904.htmlRF2GEY640–The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
A protester chants slogans as holds a placard in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-protester-chants-slogans-as-holds-a-placard-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-image439454905.htmlRM2GEXW61–A protester chants slogans as holds a placard in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685183.htmlRM2KCK2CF–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to f Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-f-image439452914.htmlRM2GEXPJX–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to f
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956578.htmlRM2GK0T3E–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-house-of-representatives-bezuidenhoustsweg-67-the-hague-the-netherlands-tuesday-7th-september-2021-a-few-hundred-protesters-gathered-outside-the-new-dutch-parliament-building-this-morning-demonstrating-against-corona-measures-and-what-they-consider-a-dictatorial-government-the-building-is-a-temporary-home-as-renovation-of-the-binnenhof-the-seat-of-the-dutch-government-will-take-longer-than-55-years-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image441227669.htmlRM2GHRJB1–The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/billboards-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439465030.htmlRF2GEYA3J–Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439454865.htmlRM2GEXW4H–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685193.htmlRM2KCK2CW–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439452902.htmlRM2GEXPJE–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956440.htmlRM2GK0RXG–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-house-of-representatives-bezuidenhoustsweg-67-the-hague-the-netherlands-tuesday-7th-september-2021-a-few-hundred-protesters-gathered-outside-the-new-dutch-parliament-building-this-morning-demonstrating-against-corona-measures-and-what-they-consider-a-dictatorial-government-the-building-is-a-temporary-home-as-renovation-of-the-binnenhof-the-seat-of-the-dutch-government-will-take-longer-than-55-years-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image441228432.htmlRM2GHRKA8–The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/billboards-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439465059.htmlRF2GEYA4K–Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439454895.htmlRM2GEXW5K–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685197.htmlRM2KCK2D1–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439452906.htmlRM2GEXPJJ–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956606.htmlRM2GK0T4E–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-house-of-representatives-bezuidenhoustsweg-67-the-hague-the-netherlands-tuesday-7th-september-2021-a-few-hundred-protesters-gathered-outside-the-new-dutch-parliament-building-this-morning-demonstrating-against-corona-measures-and-what-they-consider-a-dictatorial-government-the-building-is-a-temporary-home-as-renovation-of-the-binnenhof-the-seat-of-the-dutch-government-will-take-longer-than-55-years-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image441228558.htmlRM2GHRKEP–The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Demonstator Interviewed At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/demonstator-interviewed-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439415787.htmlRF2GEW38Y–Demonstator Interviewed At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439454899.htmlRM2GEXW5R–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685203.htmlRM2KCK2D7–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439452893.htmlRM2GEXPJ5–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956577.htmlRM2GK0T3D–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
.The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-house-of-representatives-bezuidenhoustsweg-67-the-hague-the-netherlands-tuesday-7th-september-2021-a-few-hundred-protesters-gathered-outside-the-new-dutch-parliament-building-this-morning-demonstrating-against-corona-measures-and-what-they-consider-a-dictatorial-government-the-building-is-a-temporary-home-as-renovation-of-the-binnenhof-the-seat-of-the-dutch-government-will-take-longer-than-55-years-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image441227891.htmlRM2GHRJJY–.The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Rosanne Janmaat At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rosanne-janmaat-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439475399.htmlRF2GEYR9Y–Rosanne Janmaat At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439454874.htmlRM2GEXW4X–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685185.htmlRM2KCK2CH–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439452918.htmlRM2GEXPK2–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956569.htmlRM2GK0T35–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Imaged: Mounted police enter the new Parliament complex in The Hague; a temporary building as the old building is renovated. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-house-of-representatives-bezuidenhoustsweg-67-the-hague-the-netherlands-tuesday-7th-september-2021-a-few-hundred-protesters-gathered-outside-the-new-dutch-parliament-building-this-morning-demonstrating-against-corona-measures-and-what-they-consider-a-dictatorial-government-the-building-is-a-temporary-home-as-renovation-of-the-binnenhof-the-seat-of-the-dutch-government-will-take-longer-than-55-years-imaged-mounted-police-enter-the-new-parliament-complex-in-the-hague-a-temporary-building-as-the-old-building-is-renovated-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image441228176.htmlRM2GHRK14–The House of Representatives, Bezuidenhoustsweg 67, The Hague, The Netherlands. Tuesday 7th September, 2021. A few hundred protesters gathered outside the new Dutch parliament building this morning, demonstrating against corona measures, and what they consider a dictatorial government. The building is a temporary home as renovation of the Binnenhof the seat of the Dutch government will take longer than 5.5 years. Imaged: Mounted police enter the new Parliament complex in The Hague; a temporary building as the old building is renovated. Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439471813.htmlRM2GEYJNW–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Eric Corton At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/eric-corton-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439465739.htmlRF2GEYB0Y–Eric Corton At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439454805.htmlRM2GEXW2D–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685199.htmlRM2KCK2D3–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439452903.htmlRM2GEXPJF–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956429.htmlRM2GK0RX5–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439471718.htmlRM2GEYJJE–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Rosanne Janmaat At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rosanne-janmaat-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439475405.htmlRF2GEYRA5–Rosanne Janmaat At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters with banners expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to fu Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-with-banners-expressing-their-opinion-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-fu-image439454902.htmlRM2GEXW5X–Protesters with banners expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to fu
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685196.htmlRM2KCK2D0–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439452912.htmlRM2GEXPJT–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956564.htmlRM2GK0T30–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-centrum-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-the-1st-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472419.htmlRM2GEYKFF–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Eric Corton With The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/eric-corton-with-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439414034.htmlRF2GEW12A–Eric Corton With The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-expressing-their-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-shoul-image439454797.htmlRM2GEXW25–Protesters hold placards expressing their opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector shoul
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685190.htmlRM2KCK2CP–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters with banners expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to fu Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-with-banners-expressing-their-opinion-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-fu-image439452916.htmlRM2GEXPK0–Protesters with banners expressing their opinion in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to fu
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956431.htmlRM2GK0RX7–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472076.htmlRM2GEYK38–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Rosanne Janmaat At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rosanne-janmaat-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439475424.htmlRF2GEYRAT–Rosanne Janmaat At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Two girls on top of a horse statue during the demonstration in Stadhuisplein.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/two-girls-on-top-of-a-horse-statue-during-the-demonstration-in-stadhuispleinthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-the-1-image439454789.htmlRM2GEXW1W–Two girls on top of a horse statue during the demonstration in Stadhuisplein.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685194.htmlRM2KCK2CX–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
A young protester seen holding a placard over Erasmus Bridge in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-young-protester-seen-holding-a-placard-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-image439452895.htmlRM2GEXPJ7–A young protester seen holding a placard over Erasmus Bridge in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956574.htmlRM2GK0T3A–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472105.htmlRM2GEYK49–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
General Sign Wappie At At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/general-sign-wappie-at-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439426182.htmlRF2GEWGG6–General Sign Wappie At At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
A young protester seen holding a placard over Erasmus Bridge in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-young-protester-seen-holding-a-placard-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-image439454904.htmlRM2GEXW60–A young protester seen holding a placard over Erasmus Bridge in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685191.htmlRM2KCK2CR–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Two girls on top of a horse statue during the demonstration in Stadhuisplein.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/two-girls-on-top-of-a-horse-statue-during-the-demonstration-in-stadhuispleinthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-the-1-image439452917.htmlRM2GEXPK1–Two girls on top of a horse statue during the demonstration in Stadhuisplein.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956430.htmlRM2GK0RX6–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472054.htmlRM2GEYK2E–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
General Wappie Billboard At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/general-wappie-billboard-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439469695.htmlRF2GEYG27–General Wappie Billboard At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
A young protester hold a placard expressing his opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-young-protester-hold-a-placard-expressing-his-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-image439454782.htmlRM2GEXW1J–A young protester hold a placard expressing his opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685195.htmlRM2KCK2CY–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
A young protester hold a placard expressing his opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-young-protester-hold-a-placard-expressing-his-opinion-over-erasmus-bridge-in-route-to-stadhuisplein-during-the-demonstrationthousands-of-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-with-the-slogan-unmute-us-they-came-out-in-large-numbers-in-amsterdam-rotterdam-groningen-eindhoven-nijmenrgan-and-utrecht-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-image439452913.htmlRM2GEXPJW–A young protester hold a placard expressing his opinion over Erasmus Bridge, in route to Stadhuisplein during the demonstration.Thousands of protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. With the slogan ‘Unmute Us', they came out in large numbers in: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Eindhoven, Nijmenrgan and Utrecht. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956437.htmlRM2GK0RXD–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-centrum-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-the-1st-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472233.htmlRM2GEYK8W–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Backside T-Shirt At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/backside-t-shirt-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439426324.htmlRF2GEWGN8–Backside T-Shirt At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-image439414780.htmlRM2GEW210–Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud.
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685182.htmlRM2KCK2CE–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters are seen chanting slogans during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa USA Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-chanting-slogans-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-photo-by-ana-fernandezsopa-imagessipa-usa-image439416229.htmlRM2GEW3TN–Protesters are seen chanting slogans during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa USA
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956571.htmlRM2GK0T37–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439471830.htmlRM2GEYJPE–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Close Up Billboard At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/close-up-billboard-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439462122.htmlRF2GEY6BP–Close Up Billboard At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-image439414772.htmlRM2GEW20M–Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud.
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685188.htmlRM2KCK2CM–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-photo-by-ana-fernandezsopa-imagessipa-usa-image439416216.htmlRM2GEW3T8–Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956566.htmlRM2GK0T32–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439471932.htmlRM2GEYJX4–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Close Up Billboard At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/close-up-billboard-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439462003.htmlRF2GEY67F–Close Up Billboard At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-image439414771.htmlRM2GEW20K–Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud.
Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/under-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-in-nijmegen-netherlands-on-august-21-2021-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-photo-by-romy-arroyo-fernandeznurphoto-image489685192.htmlRM2KCK2CT–Under the name 'Unmute Us!', more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, on August 21, 2021. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)
Thousands of protesters are seen dancing on the street during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SO Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-of-protesters-are-seen-dancing-on-the-street-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-photo-by-ana-fernandezso-image439416143.htmlRM2GEW3NK–Thousands of protesters are seen dancing on the street during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SO
Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-people-take-part-in-the-unmute-us-march-protest-against-coronavirus-restrictions-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic-on-september-11-2021-in-am-image441956570.htmlRM2GK0T36–Thousands people take part in the 'Unmute Us' march protest against coronavirus restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic on September 11, 2021 in Am
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-centrum-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-the-1st-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472427.htmlRM2GEYKFR–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
Billboard Grapperhaus Raus At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/billboard-grapperhaus-raus-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439483880.htmlRF2GF064T–Billboard Grapperhaus Raus At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-image439414783.htmlRM2GEW213–Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud.
Protesters are seen singing and dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-singing-and-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-photo-by-ana-fernandezsopa-imagessipa-image439416131.htmlRM2GEW3N7–Protesters are seen singing and dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-centrum-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-the-1st-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439472318.htmlRM2GEYKBX–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Centrum, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of the 1st Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
People Holding Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/people-holding-billboards-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439477556.htmlRF2GEYX30–People Holding Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
Protesters hold placards during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-hold-placards-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-image439414784.htmlRM2GEW214–Protesters hold placards during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud.
Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/protesters-are-seen-dancing-during-the-demonstrationunder-the-name-unmute-us!-more-than-a-thousand-organizations-from-the-dutch-event-industry-have-called-for-protests-in-several-cities-in-the-country-during-the-last-press-conference-prime-minister-mark-rutte-said-that-outdoor-events-can-go-ahead-but-just-with-a-maximum-of-750-attendees-the-organizations-require-that-events-can-take-place-again-at-full-capacity-as-of-september-1-2021-in-nijmegen-around-a-thousand-people-gathered-to-dance-behind-the-trucks-with-music-playing-loud-photo-by-ana-fernandezsopa-imagessipa-usa-image439416228.htmlRM2GEW3TM–Protesters are seen dancing during the demonstration.Under the name 'Unmute Us!' more than a thousand organizations from the Dutch event industry have called for protests in several cities in the country. During the last press conference, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that outdoor events can go ahead but just with a maximum of 750 attendees. The organizations require that events can take place again at full capacity as of September 1, 2021. In Nijmegen, around a thousand people gathered to dance behind the trucks with music playing loud. (Photo by Ana Fernandez/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rotterdam-netherlands-21st-aug-2021-erasmus-bridge-rotterdam-netherlands-saturday-21st-august-2021-tens-of-thousands-or-protesters-took-to-the-streets-in-six-major-cities-of-the-netherlands-today-the-demonstrators-showed-their-disapproval-regarding-government-measures-or-restrictions-relating-to-the-entertainment-sector-and-the-covid-19-pandemic-restrictions-they-consider-to-be-of-double-standards-demonstrations-are-demanding-the-events-sector-should-open-its-doors-to-full-capacity-as-of-credit-charles-m-vellaalamy-live-news-image439471768.htmlRM2GEYJM8–Rotterdam, Netherlands. 21st Aug, 2021. Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Saturday 21st August, 2021. Tens of thousands or protesters took to the streets in six major cities' of the Netherlands today. The demonstrators showed their disapproval regarding government measures or restrictions relating to the entertainment sector and, the Covid-19 pandemic; restrictions they consider to be of double standards. Demonstrations are demanding the events sector should open its doors to full capacity as of Credit: Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News
People Holding Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/people-holding-billboards-at-the-unmute-us-demonstration-at-amsterdam-the-netherlands-21-8-2021-image439477549.htmlRF2GEYX2N–People Holding Billboards At The Unmute Us Demonstration At Amsterdam The Netherlands 21-8-2021
