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Christian fighter against forced prostitution leaves Dutch politics

13-01-2023

Western Europe

CNE.news

Christian fighter against forced prostitution leaves Dutch politics

Segers in debate in the Dutch Lower House with Geert Wilders (left). Photo ANP, Sem van der Wal

Western Europe

The leader of the Dutch coalition party ChristianUnion, Gert-Jan Segers, leaves the stage. Coming Tuesday, the parliamentary party will decide about the new party leader.

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