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The apology comes almost 150 years after the end of slavery in the Netherlands’ overseas colonies

A government report said institutional racism in the Netherlands “cannot be seen separately from centuries of slavery and colonialism and the ideas that have arisen in this context.”

The Netherlands is expected to become one of the few nations to apologize for its role in slavery on Monday. Debate over the move is growing.

Dutch colonizers kidnapped men, women and children and enslaved them on plantations growing sugar, coffee and other goods that built wealth at the price of misery. On Monday, the Netherlands is expected to become one of the few nations to apologiz

The funding gap between what developing countries need for conservation and what's actually being offered by wealthy nations has become a major sticking point at the UN biodiversity conference in Montreal.

A Kosovo court seated in the Netherlands sentences Salih Mustafa to 26 years in prison in its first war crimes verdict.

Israeli lawyer who has worked at Hague-based court says Karim Khan's remark 'carefully worded' amid diplomatic pressure over war crimes probe into Israel

Despite some legislative progress and international aid deal for poorer countries, goal of staying below 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming since pre-industrial era is in peril

How the DOJs Jack Smith would go about promoting social justice was a question that was answered at least twice in public view, where everyone could see and hear it. Under Obama, the IRS and the DOJ had illegally targeted conservative nonprofit

Qatari network delivers to The Hague recently published testimony and footage that it claims 'entirely undermine' Israel's finding that the journalist was shot by mistake