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Sick domestic worker wrongfully denied pay: we've known for years but do nothing

Sick domestic worker wrongfully denied pay: we've known for years but do nothing

A 2024 study by Utrecht University sociologist David de Kort reveals that approximately 90% of Dutch households fail to pay domestic workers during illness. Despite this being a legal requirement since 2007, the situation remains unchanged for many workers.

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Haroon Ali: They're doing it for the children, really

Haroon Ali: They're doing it for the children, really

Haroon Ali discusses how some individuals in the Netherlands are taking extreme actions under the pretense of protecting children's safety. The piece examines the justification of these measures and the risks people are willing to take for this cause.

Mali rebel group sees regime falling 'sooner or later'

Mali rebel group sees regime falling 'sooner or later'

A spokesperson for the Azawad Liberation Front (FLA) has stated that the Malian regime will eventually fall. The separatist group is also calling for the immediate withdrawal of Russian forces currently supporting the country's military.

Jeroen Bleekemolen and Max Verstappen in 161-car field for Nürburgring 24 Hours

Jeroen Bleekemolen and Max Verstappen in 161-car field for Nürburgring 24 Hours

Dutch racing drivers Jeroen Bleekemolen and Max Verstappen are set to compete in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring, which features its largest field since 2014 with 161 cars. The event, held at the iconic German circuit known as the 'Green Hell,' remains one of the most prominent endurance races in the world.

Katwijk fishing industry in distress, affecting IJmuiden; South Holland province steps in

Katwijk fishing industry in distress, affecting IJmuiden; South Holland province steps in

High fuel prices are putting significant pressure on the fishing industry in Katwijk and Scheveningen, forcing many vessels to remain docked. This economic strain also affects the port of IJmuiden, which serves as the home port for the Katwijk fishing fleet.

OPEC loses key member, benefiting gas prices

OPEC loses key member, benefiting gas prices

The United Arab Emirates has announced its withdrawal from OPEC, representing a significant blow to the oil cartel. This decision is expected to have international implications and may lead to lower gasoline prices for consumers in the Netherlands.