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Drugs, rape and prostitution: Halsema closes home after 'serious abuses'

Drugs, rape and prostitution: Halsema closes home after 'serious abuses'

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema has ordered the closure of a residence for three months following the discovery of a professional cannabis plantation. This action follows reports of serious criminal activities at the property, including a violent assault and rape incident that occurred in late May.

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Shrinking rental supply forces young people to postpone life decisions

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Stolen Picasso prints found after eight years during cleaning job

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