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  1. What can I do if I know or suspect that a child is being abused?

    If you suspect that a child you know is being abused, there is always something you can do. Please see Government.nl for more ...

    Question and answer

  2. Guide for International Cases of Child Abduction to Foreign Countries

    This document contains a guide in which the workings are explained of the system set up by the Netherlands for international ...

    Leaflet | 17-05-2016

  3. International Child Abduction

    This fact sheet informs you on how the Dutch Central Authority on International Children’s Issues can help you in the event of an ...

    Leaflet | 17-05-2016

  4. I’m a victim of honour-based violence: how can I get help?

    If someone threatens you with assault, abduction or any other form of violence, call the police immediately. For advice or ...

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  5. What forms of honour-based violence are there?

    Honour-based violence takes many different forms. Most commonly, a girl or woman is abused, disowned by her family or forced to ...

    Question and answer

  6. Code of Criminal Procedure

    Video | 08-04-2016

  7. Performance of the criminal justice system (VPS)

    Video | 10-03-2016

  8. What are the rights and duties of a guardian?

    If children are not subject to the parental responsibility of one or both of their parents, they come under guardianship. This ...

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  9. When do I stop being a guardian?

    Guardianship ends on the child’s 18th birthday or if the child marries or enters into a registered partnership before then. ...

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  10. How do I become a child’s guardian?

    Guardianship (voogdij) is responsibility for a minor child that is exercised not by the parents but by someone else. The parents ...

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