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'Improper governance' and 'disastrous,' criticism of Faber asylum plans remains

The National Ombudsman and Children's Ombudsman have issued a warning about the consequences of the government's proposed changes to immigration laws, including splitting asylum seekers into two groups and reducing the duration of temporary residence permits. They fear that these changes will overwhelm the Immigration and Naturalization Service and harm vulnerable children and families. The plans will now be sent to the Dutch Parliament for review.

A few more days of spring, but after the weekend that will be over for a while

Get ready to enjoy the last few days of warm spring weather, as temperatures will start to drop after the weekend. The current warm temperatures are due to a southern wind coming from Spain, but this will change to cooler temperatures as a north wind takes over next week.

Daughter Pelicot also sues her father for rape

Daughter of famous French author accuses him of drugging and raping her, saying she recognized her own house and underwear in photos police found of her unconscious and practically naked on a bed, seeking recognition and justice for her and other victims.

Dead and injured by bridge collapse in Belgium

Several cranes have fallen into the water, one of which landed on an anchored ship, causing a nearby bridge to be closed to traffic for safety reasons. Shipping traffic is also disrupted due to the incident.

No missing in fire in Arnhem, police cannot yet enter premises

Fire in historic buildings in downtown Arnhem not under control, still no access to last blaze and unclear about cause; about 100 people evacuated and damage to several buildings and homes.

Actress Millie Bobby Brown calls on women: stop misogyny

Actress Millie Bobby Brown is making a clear statement against the constant body-shaming and negative coverage of her appearance by journalists, calling on women to stop criticizing and judging each other. This is an example of the "crab basket" behavior that writer Corinne Borrel talks about, which she says stems from a lack of space and equality for women in society.