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AT LEAST 4,791 CHILDREN FROM 2,888 FAMILIES PLACED OUT OF HOME - MOST DID NOT RETURN
"The accumulation of government interventions—first through unjustified recovery demands and subsequently through out-of-home placements—has caused additional suffering for young people. Conversations with these young people have made it clear that the consequences are still felt on a daily basis." This is stated in the parliamentary letter sent to the House of Representatives on September 25, 2026, by State Secretary for Justice and Security Claudia van Bruggen, State Secretary for Benefits Restoration Sandra Palmen, and State Secretary for Long-term Care, Youth and Sport Mirjam Sterk.
Zembla Tax Administration: “What is happening there is illegal.
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The prevailing coupling principle
February 17, 2022 By Professor Paul Minderhoud Introduction This blog is based on my inaugural lecture 'The Outstanding Linking Principle' of 26 January 2022. The Department of Law at the Faculty of Law, Economics,...
Tax authorities violated privacy rules with RAM database
Tax authorities violated privacy rules with RAM database Berry Zwets March 7, 2025, 14:34 CET. Research shows that the Risk Analysis Model (RAM) did not comply with privacy legislation between 1998 and 2018. For 20 years, the database contained...
RAM investigation sent to the House of Representatives
RAM study sent to the House of Representatives News release | 06-03-2025 | 16:45 KPMG's investigation into the past functioning of the Risk Analysis Model (RAM) was sent to the House of Representatives today. The research looks back on the...
Sandra Palmen Buitenhof about Recovery Surgery March 16, 2025
https://www.vpro.nl/buitenhof/lees/in-de-uitzending/2025/16-maart.html Sandra Palmen Buitenhof...
Facts and figures: €795 million paid out after first test, €1.54 billion after comprehensive assessment
Facts and figures: €795 million paid out after the first test, €1.54 billion after comprehensive assessment Publication date 10-03-2025 | Last update 10-03-2025 | News release Of the 69,305 people who have signed up so far...