Joost Eerdmans
Joost Eerdmans is a Dutch politician and the leader of the JA21 party, known for his outspoken views and active participation in political discourse in the Netherlands. He gained attention for voluntarily entering a prison as part of a television program called 'Hel of Hotel,' where he aimed to experience the realities of incarceration. Eerdmans expressed that the experience was challenging and insightful, reflecting on the difficulties faced by inmates. The program is set to air starting February 20, highlighting his willingness to engage with social issues in a unique manner.
Born on Jan 01, 1972 (53 years old)
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Portugal:
Joost Eerdmans, co-founder of the extreme-right movement, is expected to see significant gains in the election.
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United Kingdom:
Joost Eerdmans, leader of the radical right JA21 party, has been given disproportionate prominence in the media.
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Suriname:
Joost Eerdmans criticized the endless self-flagellation regarding the Dutch slavery past.
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Netherlands:
Joost Eerdmans is the jury chairman discussing the Pim Fortuyn Prize.
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Netherlands:
Joost Eerdmans is the jury chairman discussing the Pim Fortuyn Prize.
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Netherlands:
Joost Eerdmans is the leader of JA21 and is calling for a debate regarding safety issues in the Netherlands.
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Netherlands:
Joost Eerdmans walks towards the chairman during a speaking moment of Dion Graus, leading to a heated discussion.
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Netherlands:
JA21-Kamerlid Joost Eerdmans discusses the asylum laws in the program Nieuws van de dag.
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Netherlands:
Joost Eerdmans participates in the television program 'Hel of Hotel' to experience life in prison.
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