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House majority: Fly flags on government buildings for Keti Koti

House majority: Fly flags on government buildings for Keti Koti

A majority of the Dutch House of Representatives has passed a motion requesting that flags be flown on national government buildings during Keti Koti on July 1st. The proposal, supported by D66, ChristenUnie, and DENK, aims to officially commemorate the abolition of slavery across the country.

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