Dutch Prime Minister Jetten: There is no place for discrimination in the Netherlands
Amsterdam, November 5 (Hibya) - Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten met with students in the city of Leiden to listen to their experiences with racism and discrimination. Jetten emphasized that there is no place for discrimination in the Netherlands, regardless of origin, religion or sexual orientation.
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten held a discussion with students and young people in Leiden about racism and discrimination.
In a statement on social media regarding the meeting, Jetten noted that racism and discrimination affect young people in their daily lives. He stated that discrimination can occur at school, during internships and in the workplace, emphasizing that there is no place in the Netherlands for discrimination based on origin, religion or sexual orientation.
Jetten said that the students openly shared their personal experiences, speaking about prejudice, exclusion, and the distress and hopelessness caused by these experiences.
Jetten thanked the students for openly sharing their observations and experiences on such a sensitive issue, emphasizing the importance of people continuing to meet, talk and listen to one another.
Highlighting the importance of social solidarity, Jetten stated that creating a more livable Netherlands for everyone is possible through mutual care and understanding.
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