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Thank you very much. When Pillay was told in court in Nuremberg on Friday that the award was going to her this year, she said, "Thank you very much," and then joked, "If you applaud a little more, I might share this award with Trump." #Trump #Nobelprijs #mensenrechten (translated)

The court has ruled that the Minister of Health can force Excellent Care Clinics in Velsen-Noord to stop a non-scientifically supported lidocaine treatment for long COVID, due to concerns about patient safety and conflicts of interest at the clinic. #postcovid #lidocaïne #gezondheidszorg (translated)

A Ecuadorian court has acquitted 32 sailors of involvement in a criminal organization, as no evidence was found for their participation in illegal activities, following the bombing by the US of their ships in the Pacific Ocean. #Ecuador #drugsbestrijding #mensenrechten (translated)

A man has been sentenced in absentia by the court in Rotterdam to fourteen months in prison for years of stalking and publicly defaming his ex-wife, during which he negatively affected her personal life and filed false reports. #stalking #rechtspraak #persoonlijkelevenssfeer (translated)

The court will rule on Monday regarding a unique stalking case in which Armand S. is accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend by filing countless lawsuits and complaints, which the Public Prosecution Service refers to as 'stalking by proxy.' #Stalking #Rechtszaak #Familierecht (translated)

"I doubt that is correct. The status holders in question applied for family reunification as early as the beginning of 2025, long before these new rules came into effect. My assessment is that you cannot revoke a right retroactively that existed in the Netherlands under the application of EU law." Mark Klaassen, a university lecturer in migration law at Leiden University, finds it "astonishing" that the court in The Hague now rules that the new rules do not conflict with higher rules or general legal principles. #gezinshereniging #migratierecht #asielbeleid (translated)

The court in The Hague has ruled that the stricter requirements for family reunification, which were introduced on June 12, may also be applied to applications submitted before that date, which migration law expert Mark Klaassen finds surprising. #gezinshereniging #migratierecht #asielbeleid (translated)

STORY to START THE DAY She filed a complaint against 'tScheldt. 'She' is Mrs. articulate and pretentious, Sihame El Kaouakibi. SET, the so-called owner of Tscheldt, was arrested due to the articles about Sihame El Kaouakibi on 'tScheldt. The Heavy Banditry unit started an investigation into 'tScheldt following El Kaouakibi's complaint. It cost 'tScheldt a fortune to fend off years of complaints and various lawsuits from El Kaouakibi against 'tScheldt. But it was worth it. After many years, 'tScheldt won all the cases initiated by Sihame El Kaouakibi. A bit strange, though, that all the good newspapers published nothing about these actions of El Kaouakibi. Probably because they are jealous that that stupid 'tScheldt found the fake invoices that the couple Sihame and her friend had drawn up to have their bedroom in Antwerp redecorated at the expense of a Brussels non-profit subsidized by Jan Jambon. Those invoices were leaked by Bart De Wever to Faroek Özgünes, who proudly told in the VTM news that he had found the documents after 'long' research. Özgünes revealed himself to be a petty, small, dishonest little journalist. In the case of Sihame El Kaouakibi, many politicians have dirt on their hands. Her trial starts today. Let's see how the totally untrustworthy judges of the Antwerp Court of First Instance will play along with El Kaouakibi's game. Because do you know what? El Kaouakibi is going for acquittal due to Trial by Media. Ten to one she will misuse the satirical articles in 'tScheldt that day after day unraveled and exposed her fraud to argue that she can no longer get a fair trial due to what has been written about her. #SihameElKaouakibi #tScheldt #Persvrijheid (translated)