In Palestine 36, a question is asked that many Palestinians have been asking themselves for the past ninety years: why do you stay here?

What needs to change for girls and women to feel safer?

Around one hundred people, including policymakers and young people, gathered at a college in Amsterdam for an Actie Aletta session to discuss strategies against sexual harassment and violence against women. The initiative aims to collect personal experiences and recommendations from youth to inform national government policy on improving safety for women.

In award-winning documentary Naza, 24 Israeli soldiers describe how Israel systematically kills civilians in Gaza: 'It's completely normalized'

Three more journalists report being harassed during far-right demonstration

The number of journalists reporting harassment during last Saturday's far-right demonstration at the Malieveld in The Hague has risen to eight. The support organization PersVeilig confirmed three new reports following five initial complaints earlier in the week.

Jake Paul hits back at critics after Washington visit: 'Ask questions yourself'

Jake Paul has responded to criticism regarding his and his brother Logan's recent visit to Washington. During the trip, the brothers met with various government officials, including Vice President JD Vance.

Abused monastery children denied compensation for forced labor on appeal

The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has rejected a request for compensation from a group of women who alleged they were subjected to forced labor in convents of the Good Shepherd sisters between 1951 and 1979. The court ruled that the statute of limitations for the case has expired, upholding a previous decision that the claims could not be pursued due to the long delay.