Neighbours of Ayaan Hirsi Ali are going to court to protest at what they claim is the unbearable disruption caused to their lives by the security around the threatened MP. The case against the Dutch State and the owner of Hirsi Ali's apartment will be heard by a court in The Hague on 25 November, newspaper 'Algemeen Dagblad' said on Thursday. The neighbours involved in the case indicate they are sick and tired of the hustle and bustle caused by the armour-plated car used to ferry Hirsi Ali from her home near the centre of The Hague to Parliament. The complaints also relate to the security cameras "everywhere". In April newspaper 'De Telegraaf' reported that Hirsi Ali's new neighbours were unhappy about the news Hirsi Ali was taking an apartment next to them.