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Heerma calls on governments to examine their own discrimination

Heerma calls on governments to examine their own discrimination

Dutch Minister of the Interior Pieter Heerma is calling on government organizations to assess their internal operations for potential discrimination. He encouraged these bodies to utilize a specialized 'discrimination test' tool to identify and mitigate risks of biased behavior.

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