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Domestic violence in Haarlem rises for second year in a row

Domestic violence in Haarlem rises for second year in a row

The number of households in Haarlem reporting domestic violence to Veilig Thuis rose for the second consecutive year, with 840 cases recorded last year. A majority of these reported incidents involved child abuse.

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