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Dutch feminists blocked by banks for critique of transgender bill

12-09-2022

Western Europe

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Dutch feminists blocked by banks for critique of transgender bill

Caroline Franssen. Photo RD, Henk Visscher

Western Europe

The Dutch feminist organisation Voorzij could no longer use its bank account. The bank blocked it after the association criticised the plans for new transgender legislation in the Netherlands. Caroline Franssen, the organisation's founder, calls the new law "the most significant danger for women."

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