Dutch citizens with a migration background are frequently stopped by police without any suspicion of criminal activity, leading to feelings of frustration and humiliation.
Synopsis
Dutch citizens with a migration background are frequently stopped by police without any suspicion of criminal activity, leading to feelings of frustration and humiliation.
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Synopsis
A teacher, a soldier, and a lawyer share their experiences with police checks in the Netherlands. They describe moments of frustration and humiliation when stopped due to their skin color. For years, Dutch police have conducted security checks to apprehend suspects. However, many individuals with a migration background report being stopped without any evidence of wrongdoing. The documentary features personal accounts from various citizens, including a rapper and a fellow police officer, detailing the emotional toll of being treated as a suspect.
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Why Watch
- Meet Dutch citizens sharing their ethnic profiling stories.
- Find out how police checks affect daily life in the Netherlands.
- See the emotional impact of being treated as a suspect.
Did You Know
- Dutch citizens with a migration background are often stopped without suspicion.
- The documentary features diverse voices, including a teacher and a rapper.
- The film runs for 52 minutes and was released in 2018.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is ethnic profiling?
Ethnic profiling refers to the practice of targeting individuals for police checks based on their skin color or ethnic background, often without any suspicion of criminal activity.
What experiences do Dutch citizens with a migration background report?
Dutch citizens with a migration background report feelings of helplessness, frustration, humiliation, alienation, and anger due to being routinely stopped by police.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Verdacht'?
The documentary 'Verdacht' has a duration of 52 minutes.
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