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Future asylum seeker center building squatted in Diemen

Future asylum seeker center building squatted in Diemen

A future asylum seeker center in Diemen, intended for use by 2027, has been occupied by squatters. The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) and the property owner have initiated legal action to evict them after the squatters refused to vacate the premises.

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