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'Welcome to Heemstede', walking for refugees

'Welcome to Heemstede', walking for refugees

On World Refugee Day, approximately 100 residents marched through Heemstede to raise awareness for the reception and housing of refugees. The event aimed to show community support for asylum seekers.

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Employees at FrieslandCampina dairy factories are launching a new round of strikes this week due to ongoing disputes over a new collective labor agreement. The FNV union has been organizing industrial actions since May after negotiations with the Dutch Dairy Organization (NZO) reached a standstill.

Merel Westrik to host NTR program Project Rembrandt

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Merel Westrik has been announced as the new host for the fifth season of the talent competition Project Rembrandt. Produced by the broadcaster NTR, the show is scheduled to air in the spring of 2027.

Extra measures at TT Assen due to heat

Extra measures at TT Assen due to heat

The TT Circuit Assen is implementing extra safety measures for the event from June 26 to 28 due to expected high temperatures. Visitors are permitted to bring their own non-glass bottles and can refill them for free at various water points and toilet facilities across the grounds.

Cabinet wants Senate to be able to amend and return laws

Cabinet wants Senate to be able to amend and return laws

The Dutch cabinet is reintroducing a proposal to amend the constitution, allowing the Senate to modify and return legislation to the House of Representatives. Minister Pieter Heerma has placed the 2023 plan back on the political agenda to enhance the Senate's role in the legislative process.

Pediatrician: more child abuse due to school closures

Pediatrician: more child abuse due to school closures

Pediatrician Károly Illy testified before the Dutch parliamentary inquiry committee, stating that school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic likely led to an increase in child abuse. He emphasized that while exact statistics are currently unavailable, the risk of domestic harm to children was significantly high when they were forced to stay behind closed doors.