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Pottery, textiles and figurines returned to Peru
Today the Dutch Ambassador for International Cultural Cooperation, Arjen Uijterlinde, presented a collection of privately owned ...
‘People who were wrongfully imprisoned have been freed thanks to our stories’
His Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ) exposes abuses in Nigeria. And he has won international awards for his efforts. ...
Lelystad recommended as alternative for replacing ‘the Bunker’ law courts
An advisory committee set up by the Council for the Judiciary has advised the Central Government Real Estate Agency (RVB: ...
‘State of Migration constitutes starting point for balanced migration debate’
Wednesday 7 July saw State Secretary for Justice and Security Ankie Broekers-Knol submit the first edition of the State of ...
Maximum duration of conditional release of detainees reduced to two years as from today
Today sees the entry into force of the Sanctions and Protection Act. As a result, perpetrators of serious crimes will no longer ...
5 questions about the Netherlands’ involvement in Afghanistan
At the end of June 2021, the last Dutch military personnel left Afghanistan. A historic moment, marking the end of almost 20 ...
More opportunities for NCSC and DTC to share threat and incident information
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and Digital Trust Center (DTC) are working together to help make the Netherlands ...
NCTV: Cyber Attacks Impair Society’s Central Nervous System
The digital and physical worlds are no longer distinguishable from each other and digital processes have become society’s central ...
Police collective labour agreement signed
This year, police officers will receive a salary increase of 1.3% and a one-off payment of €750. In addition, agreements have ...
More looted art to be returned to rightful owners
The Dutch government aims to return as much as possible of the art looted by the Nazis during the Second World War to its ...