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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.
Fighters - Beyond Shame Ft. Yuli Minguel
Click on the link below: https://youtu.be/De7A0y29G2Q?si=2dLoKrrDnCS_pIRf 2,881 views Premiered on March 8, 2022 What did the allowance affair do to Dutch families? Rotterdam initiator Ninny Duarte Lopes,...
The relationship between human scale, customization, equality, precedent setting and proportionality
The relationship between human scale, customization, equality, precedent setting and proportionality September 10, 2024 by Bert Marseille Administrative law struggles with the proud tailor-made equality precedent. Customization is proposed as...
Ruling confirms discrimination in benefits affair: recognition for The Hague woman
Ruling confirms discrimination in the benefits affair: recognition for women from The Hague Published on: 2024-09-27 News Reporting helps: Each ruling brings us one step closer to a sense of justice A woman from The Hague, supported...
If the government wants to regain citizens' trust, it can start by complying with the law itself.
Ellen Pasman (1958) has been a lawyer in Amsterdam since 1987. Image by Bram Petraeus InterviewEllen Pasman Attorney Ellen Pasman: “Under the rule of law, it's first about the citizen” If the government wants citizens' trust...
Justifying in good faith
Judging in good faith Authors Hans Dammingh Published on May 8, 2021 Illustration by Cyprian Koscielniak In February 1943, three judges of the Leeuwarden court defied the occupier. The case revolves around a theft. One...
Unorthodox measure: Department of Benefits wants to buy off affected parents
Thursday, 16:07 Unorthodox measure: Department of Benefits wants to buy off affected parents Bas le Cointre editor Nieuwsuur Mark Schrader reporter Nieuwsuur Jan Kleinnijenhuis reporter Nieuwsuur The Allowances Service, part of...