A court in Amsterdam has ruled that Dutch media company Talpa must continue to pay the salary of Yvonne Coldeweijer, whose planned TV program with the company ultimately did not proceed, leading her to file an injunction.

The Dutch Council of State has ruled that asylum claims linked to the Gülen movement must undergo stricter, case-by-case assessments, and authorities cannot dismiss risks tied to family affiliations or applicants' profiles.

The Dutch Court of Audit has introduced a new dashboard designed to track and monitor the performance of the government. This initiative aims to provide greater transparency and insight into public sector operations.

The suspect in the shooting of a woman and her mother in Zwijndrecht, Netherlands, is awaiting the verdict in his appeal case today.

The highest Dutch administrative court, the Council of State, has overturned controversial plans to widen the A27 motorway, citing its detrimental impact on nearby nature reserves.

A Rotterdam court is set to deliver its verdict in a case involving a former NCTV employee accused of leaking state secrets to the Moroccan intelligence service for years.

A Dutch court has ruled that using art as collateral in the long aftermath of the benefits scandal goes too far, indicating ongoing legal and ethical considerations related to the affair.

A 57-year-old Syrian man from Druten is facing trial in a Dutch court on charges of crimes against humanity, including torturing and raping prisoners in Syria, as an alleged henchman of Bashar al-Assad.

The Netherlands Court of Audit has concluded that anti-money laundering checks conducted by banks are expensive, likely ineffective, and potentially discriminatory.

A Dutch administrative court has overturned the government's imposed flight restrictions at Schiphol Airport, located near Amsterdam.

A Dutch court has affirmed a previous ruling that mandates Meta to provide users with chronological feed options on its platforms. This decision impacts how Meta's social media services operate in the Netherlands.

A Dutch court is reportedly close to awarding Macedonia Thrace Brewery at least €83 million in compensation from Heineken and its subsidiary for competition-related legal disputes.

The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has ruled that the Dutch State and a foundation acted lawfully in the 1992 adoption of Dilani Butink, a woman from Sri Lanka, concluding a long-running legal case.

The Court of Appeal in The Hague has ruled that the Public Prosecution Service must initiate criminal proceedings against a fishmonger who refused to serve a woman wearing a niqab in his shop.

A Dutch court has ruled that the municipality of Zandvoort acted unlawfully by granting a new environmental permit for the town's race circuit.

The Dutch Court of Audit has concluded in a new report that anti-money laundering controls implemented by banks are expensive and have significant consequences for individuals, yet their effectiveness remains unclear.

The highest Dutch court, the Council of State, has torn up limits on the number of flights to and from...

Customers at Dutch coffeeshops can continue to pay with debit cards after a Utrecht court ruled against a payment service provider's plan to stop processing these transactions.

A Dutch court has removed the parental authority from John van den B.