Parliamentary inquiry publishes Ongekend Onrecht

The killing sparked mass protests and renewed scrutiny of policing institutions. Black organizers, local coalitions and abolitionist groups connected racial justice to budgets, public accountability...

Organized by Black community and anti-racist groups, the protest expressed solidarity with US demonstrators and called attention to institutional racism in the Netherlands. The Black Archives...

Organizations across music, media and business published anti-racism pledges. The moment raised a central institutional question: whether visibility and statements lead to durable changes in hiring,...

The plan recognized structural racism and called for action across institutions. Civil-society groups welcomed its language while pressing for stronger enforcement, data and remedies.

The Commission launched its first dedicated EU LGBTIQ equality strategy, addressing discrimination, safety and inclusion. LGBTQ organizations continue to monitor whether national policy and...

Canada created a framework to align federal laws with UNDRIP in consultation with Indigenous peoples. First Nations, Inuit and Métis organizations continue to press for implementation, consent and...

Rabin Baldewsingh began as the government’s independent coordinator, tasked with developing a national program against discrimination and racism. The role followed public and parliamentary pressure...

The Supreme Court ended federal constitutional protection for abortion, reversing a long-standing legal guarantee. Reproductive-justice organizers highlighted unequal effects shaped by race, income,...

Prime Minister Mark Rutte apologized on behalf of the Dutch government in the National Archives, after long campaigns by descendants and community organizations for recognition and repair. The cabinet...

A constitutional amendment entered into force, naming disability and sexual orientation among prohibited grounds of discrimination. The change followed a long parliamentary process and advocacy by...