Hundreds protest in Dutch city of Utrecht as xenophobic Geert Wilders wins election

UTRECHT, THE NETHERLANDS - NOVEMBER 23: In the wake of far-right leader Geert Wilders' resounding victory in the general elections, hundreds of protesters gathered around the municipal building in the Dutch city of Utrecht on Thursday evening (Nov. 23) to voice their opposition to his xenophobic policies. Geert Wilders, a Dutch anti-EU far-right populist, emerged victorious in the recent elections, prompting concerns about the potential ramifications for the Netherlands and Europe. The demonstration in Utrecht aimed to express solidarity with immigrants and to denounce Wilders' policies that many view as divisive and xenophobic. Protesters, representing a diverse range of backgrounds, voiced their concerns about the potential impact of Wilders' political agenda on the nation's social fabric.(Footage by Farouk Batiche /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)