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How GHB use has gripped a city for years: 'You can't let someone who screams all night sleep among 55 others'

How GHB use has gripped a city for years: 'You can't let someone who screams all night sleep among 55 others'

The city of Leiden is implementing a new strategy to address long-standing GHB addiction issues among its homeless population, which have cost the municipality millions of euros. For years, users struggled without recovery while causing significant disruptions in shelters, highlighting the failure of previous structural solutions.

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Martin van Rooijen, a prominent 50Plus politician and former youngest government official in the Netherlands, is seeking reelection to the Senate as he turns 84. If successful, he would become the oldest senator in Dutch history.

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A new European directive effective today grants consumers increased rights to have electronic devices repaired rather than replaced. This initiative aims to reduce the growing volume of electronic waste by encouraging manufacturers to prioritize repairs over product replacement.

Visible and invisible: how a massive security operation must keep one million WorldPride visitors safe

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Het Parool hosts annual Derk Sauer lecture on press freedom: Defending journalistic independence was the common thread throughout his life

Het Parool hosts annual Derk Sauer lecture on press freedom: Defending journalistic independence was the common thread throughout his life