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Coffee with Kok Chan (NLPlan): "I see no Asian council members to represent the community"

Coffee with Kok Chan (NLPlan): "I see no Asian council members to represent the community"

Kok Chan, leader of the NLPlan party, is campaigning for the Amsterdam city council to address a lack of representation for the Chinese and Asian communities. His primary platform is a "youth master plan" focused on providing mental health support and future security for the city's younger generation. Chan emphasizes that investing in young people is essential for the city's future, while also seeking to give a political voice to Amsterdam's diverse Asian population.

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