News - Ministry of Justice and Security
131 news items of Ministry of Justice and Security
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Government explores options to avoid undermining right to demonstrate
The constitutional freedom to demonstrate is a fundamental right and an important part of our democratic society. Ministers van ...
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Strange or suspicious? Find out how you can keep crime out of your neighbourhood
New campaign for a joint approach to tackling subversive crime The ‘Strange or suspicious?’ publicity campaign is being launched ...
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New Justice and Security Acts as from 1 January 2025
Various Acts in the field of Justice and Security enter into force on 1 January 2025. An overview follows below.
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Dutch government commits to crackdown on explosives and dangerous fireworks
The government is taking measures to effectively tackle the growing threat of explosions. The explosions are often caused by ...
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NCTV: There continues to be a realistic chance of an attack
There is a realistic chance of a terrorist attack taking place in the Netherlands. That is why the National Coordinator for ...
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Government working to boost resilience to military and hybrid threats
The international security situation has deteriorated rapidly in recent years. The Netherlands is already the target of hybrid ...
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Emotional Damage (Compensation Claims) Act works well, to be extended to siblings
An evaluation carried out by the Research and Documentation Centre (WODC) indicates that the Emotional Damage (Compensation ...
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State Secretary Struycken enhances access to justice
State Secretary Struycken enhances access to justice through better information and improved procedures for obtaining advice, ...
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Experimental phase of the Closed Coffee Shop Chain Experiment (weed experiment) to begin in April
As from 7 April 2025, coffee shops in municipalities participating in the weed experiment will only be allowed to sell regulated ...
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Government invests in fight against corruption
Justice and Security Minister David van Weel visited the National Police Internal Investigations Department in The Hague today on ...