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Netherlands wants British model to curb femicide, but it doesn't always work

Netherlands wants British model to curb femicide, but it doesn't always work

The Dutch government is considering new legislation inspired by a British model to combat femicide by allowing individuals to check their partner's history of domestic violence. While the House of Representatives supports the initiative, experts have raised concerns regarding the effectiveness and potential complications of such a policy.

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