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IJmuiden fishing company holds government liable for years-long port fishing ban

IJmuiden fishing company holds government liable for years-long port fishing ban

A fishing company from IJmuiden is holding the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Nature liable for a multi-year ban on fishing in the region's ports and coastal waters. The fisherman has regained a permit to operate as of 2025.

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Watching the sun set in Haarlem: these are the beautiful photos you shared

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