An Amsterdam court has ordered public transport company GVB to pay €45,000 to former bus driver Tanja Nolting for failing to protect her from workplace stalking by an ex-partner who was also a colleague. The judge ruled that the company neglected its duty of care by dismissing the harassment as a private matter and mishandling Nolting's reintegration, which eventually led to her departure from the company.
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema has ordered the closure of a youth center in Slotervaart for six months following two explosions in April. The decision aims to restore public safety and allow for a police investigation after surveillance measures failed to prevent a second incident.
Dutch celebrity Antje Monteiro saved three alder trees in her garden from being cut down, only to later discover that she is allergic to those specific trees. In an interview with Mezza magazine, she also shared details about her daily health habits and her use of a nail mat to help with insomnia.
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema has ordered the installation of camera surveillance at Breedveld in Amsterdam Noord following persistent nuisance and violence from local youths. Since late March, the area has seen a rise in arson, vandalism, and attacks on emergency responders, including the use of stones and blocking access roads. The cameras will remain in place until at least the end of the year to help restore safety to the neighborhood.
Alice de Nijs, organizer of the Haarlem antique markets, expressed pessimism following a legal hearing at the Raad van State regarding a dispute with the municipality. After the session, she stated her belief that she would likely lose the case concerning the future of the markets at the Dreef.
Queen Máxima has paid tribute to 19-year-old influencer Jade Kops, who passed away on Friday morning after a battle with cancer. The Queen praised Kops for her openness and strength, while family and friends also shared their grief and pride in her impact.