Because an asylum seeker girl in Austria threatens to kill herself, after her family is send back to Kosovo, ORF correspondent Sonja Sagmeister reports on the actual situation in The Netherlands, where a general amnesty for asylum seekers is given. An Angolan couple with a… Read More

It seems to be a trend, the establishments of ex-Muslim committees in Europe. With the German and English founders of these kinds of committees, the Dutch student Ashan Jami erects a Dutch committee of ex-Muslims in The Hague. For the reportage about ex-Muslim committees for… Read More

After the implementation of the new Dutch naturalisation law around 250 thousand migrants, who often already live in The Netherlands for years, are obliged to do a naturalisation course, including an exam. The costs for the course and the exams have to be partly paid… Read More

The German chemical company Bayer is laying a pipe line for CO2 in Germany. CO2 (carbon dioxide ) is used for the fabrication of plastics and it is highly toxic. Often the Bayer pipeline CO2 only passes by at a few meters of houses. So… Read More

Before and during the Dutch national elections Europe correspondent Christoph Nuffer from the Swiss public TV channel Schweizer Fernsehen reports from the Netherlands on the political situation and the issue’s that play a role in the campaigns. Social democrat leader Wouter Bos, is followed during… Read More

Preceding the Dutch national elections, reporter Françoise-Marie Morel from the first French TV channel TF1 travels to the Netherlands to produce a reportage for the news program about what role the strict immigration policy plays in the upcoming elections. Françoise-Marie Morel meets a Dutch Moroccan… Read More

Filming BBC reporter Mike Donkin reports on the rigid Dutch immigration policy, and especially on the situation of the numerous asylum seekers that are waiting for a residence permit for a long time and that still can be thrown out of the Netherlands any moment…. Read More

A background reportage for the Scottish BBC program Eòrpa about the problems long term asylum seekers face in the Netherlands. Caused by the very strict Dutch immigration legislation, many asylum seekers that are already waiting for a residence permit for more than five years are… Read More

for the reportage program ‘10 vor 10’ Europe correspondent Christoph Nufer from the Swiss public TV broadcaster Schweizer Fernsehen travels to the Netherlands to report about the fact that in The Netherlands and in France suddenly the ‘Armenian Issue’ is in the news again. In… Read More

A background reportage preceding the local elections in Antwerp, Belgium. After the second biggest party of Belgium, the extreme right party Vlaams Belang (VB), does not get any political influence from other parties, executing the famous ‘cordon sanitaire’, senior reporter Alexander Steinbach from the Austrian… Read More

Since the Dutch have a special and innovative way to handle their fishing quota, a crew from the Scottish BBC program Eòrpa travels to the Netherlands to investigate how the system works and how it differs from the UK and from the rest of Europe…. Read More

After the Party for Neighbourly love, Freedom and Diversity (PNVD) got permission from the Dutch elections commission to be established, it won a court case trying to prohibit the controversial political party. The three main founders of the PNVD, better known as the ‘paedophile party’,… Read More