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Victims of sexual misconduct rarely report it: 'Anonymity is virtually impossible'

Victims of sexual misconduct rarely report it: 'Anonymity is virtually impossible'

Victims of sexual misconduct frequently avoid filing police reports due to concerns over shame and the lack of anonymity during legal proceedings. Despite these challenges, there has been a steady increase in both reports and formal complaints in recent years.

Sanne has invested a lot in her career since The Voice: 'Nothing comes easy'

Sanne has invested a lot in her career since The Voice: 'Nothing comes easy'

Since appearing as a finalist on The Voice, singer Sanne has worked hard to establish her music career through significant personal and financial investment. She recently released her first single, Licht Uit, Hoofd Aan, and is currently preparing for a theater tour scheduled for next spring.

Sky-high hotel prices, GVB working overtime and over 650,000 visitors: Amsterdam turned upside down for 30th edition of ADE

Sky-high hotel prices, GVB working overtime and over 650,000 visitors: Amsterdam turned upside down for 30th edition of ADE

Amsterdam is currently hosting the 30th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), which is expected to draw over 650,000 visitors to more than 1,300 performances throughout the city. The influx of international guests has led to a sharp increase in local hotel prices, prompting many attendees to seek accommodation in nearby cities like Haarlem.

Photographer Kadir van Lohuizen shows our energy future in the North Sea – and how inadequate it is

Photographer Kadir van Lohuizen shows our energy future in the North Sea – and how inadequate it is

Photographer Kadir van Lohuizen explores the future of energy production in the North Sea in his exhibition Document Nederland: Nieuwe Energie. The work aims to visualize the complex and abstract challenges associated with the ongoing energy transition in the Netherlands.

Nescio's world comes to life on a farm in Groningen: 'I own five first editions of The Freeloader'

Nescio's world comes to life on a farm in Groningen: 'I own five first editions of The Freeloader'

Museum Møhlmann is currently exhibiting a collection of rare first editions, manuscripts, and artifacts related to Nescio’s famous literary work, De uitvreter. Museum founder Rob Møhlmann, who has been fascinated by the author since his school days, curated the display.