Countries must protect climate, rules International Court of Justice in landmark ruling
Court sets binding obligations for countries to address climate change and opens possibility for reparations from impacted countries.
Tens of thousands evacuated in Philippines after floods
Tropical storm Wipha wreaks havoc in Manila with severe flooding, leaving thousands displaced and at least six people dead. Authorities are working to provide aid and assistance as the storm moves on to Laos.
OM nevertheless had information about Dutchman who chatted about Song Contest attack
OM knew about plans for terrorist attack at 2020 Eurovision Song Contest, but decided not to prosecute teenage suspect due to personal issues
Trapped in Gaza: how Palestinians try to escape war
Palestinian citizens are creating a WhatsApp group to share information and resources on how to leave Gaza, as many are searching for a way out due to the destruction and dangers caused by Israeli attacks. However, even with the group's efforts, there are limited opportunities for escape and the process is difficult and expensive. Medical evacuations are also a challenge, with thousands still in need of treatment that is no longer available in Gaza.
5.5 years in prison for Tajik who recruited members for IS in the Netherlands
A man who was convicted for attempting to join ISIS and planning a terrorist attack after being deported from Ukraine was given a Dutch residence permit in 2022, sparking controversy.
'Catch men earlier to prevent femicide'
According to criminal justice expert Ellen Gijselaar, the Netherlands could take a cue from Scotland to reduce the number of femicide cases, by criminalizing patterned behavior that can lead to femicide and thus being able to intervene more quickly and prevent these cases. Gijselaar also stresses the importance of looking at the bigger picture and gender-based violence when releasing defendants.