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Besides, the official wasn't even in his right to instruct my dad to leave
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Yes he was.
Thats his job, keeping order in meetings.
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refusing to follow instructions of an official is not called "disturbing the peace" or anything.
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Of course it is.
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aaargh! please don't make me sum up every single article of the Dutch law! I've got other things to do than copy-translate-pasting it all onto subsim!
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Its easy, the person claiming to be your father posted the writ on that blog you linked to. The specific crime is listed at the bottom.
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"a 'prohibited place' is any place that's indicated as prohibited under the Law for Protection of State Secrets"
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A prohibited place is any place covered by laws and by-laws....like a government building, though even a public park or road can be a prohibited place.
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I fully agree on that one.
But:
1) I fail to see how anyone can possibly be annoyed by seeing a flag
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You keep on going on about "the flag". It has nothing whatsoever to do with the flag, it is entirely about his conduct.
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2) As I have said (and repeated until the end of ages it seems to me) it is completely legal to display any flags/banners and stuff. So even if anyone somehow felt annoyed by the flag, my dad was allowed to display it.
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Again, it has nothing to do with the flag.