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Dutch crowds gather for king's speech, budget presentation | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

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Dutch crowds gather for king's speech, budget presentation

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The first spectators turned out early Tuesday, hoping to catch a glimpse of Dutch royals as the king traveled from his palace in The Hague to a nearby theater to give his annual address to the nation, reviving the pomp-filled public event after two years of pandemic restrictions.

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Basic health insurance should cover the pill, says ChristenUnie

Basic health insurance should cover the pill, says ChristenUnie
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Christian party ChristenUnie says the government should once again include the contraceptive pill for adult women in the basic health insurance package because of its important role in preventing abortions.
‘It is rather strange that abortions are covered by insurance but that the pill is not,’ ChristenUnie MP Carla Dik-Faber told Trouw in an interview on Thursday.
The measure is one of several proposals ChristenUnie has drawn up to reduce the number of abortions in the Netherlands. The pill has not been covered by health insurance since 2011.
The party also wants the government to help women who want to talk about their experiences of abortion and to give family doctors a bigger role in helping women who become pregnant and who don’t want a child, Dik-Faber told the paper.

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