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Domestic violence reports to Veilig Thuis rise again

Domestic violence reports to Veilig Thuis rise again

Veilig Thuis and the Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) reported a rise in domestic violence and child abuse cases in the Netherlands, with 136,000 reports filed last year. This marks an increase from the 129,000 reports received the previous year.

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At what cost does Beverwijk want to build? Compensation for city center construction could exceed €200,000

At what cost does Beverwijk want to build? Compensation for city center construction could exceed €200,000

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Israel carries out strikes on military targets in Iran

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Israel carried out airstrikes on military targets in western and central Iran early Monday morning. Iranian state media reported that explosions were heard in several cities, including Tehran, Tabriz, and Isfahan.

France reviews 70,000 child abuse reports

France reviews 70,000 child abuse reports

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Mayors caught in bind as new coalitions demand ‘zero asylum seekers’ despite dispersal law

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