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Marianne Zwagerman wrote that Maarten Keulemans did not appear at a meeting of the Dutch Press Council on the case that Maurice de Hond had brought against him. The chairperson called that absence unfortunate, according to Zwagerman; former KRO director Ton Verlind, who attended the meeting, felt that Keulemans should have been there. Zwagerman announced a report about the meeting in the program *Dwars door de Politiek*, focusing on De Hond's accusations and the defense by the Volkskrant. Additionally, she and De Hond would discuss, among other things, the unrest in France, a publication in Trouw about side effects of coronavirus vaccines, and the pressure on nitrogen policy. According to her, they also looked back at a celebration marking De Hond's 50 years as a pollster. Zwagerman reported that the broadcast would be live on Sunday at 9:00 PM and would later be available as a podcast. https://t.co/UQzZVVS9yF #Journalistiek #Politiek #Actualiteit (translated)

Wouter Duyck wrote that long-term sick individuals could work unburdened and officially, in his view. He stated that the budget for the sick had quintupled in 20 years and that the number of sick people had risen by 55 percent since VDB. He also criticized that there was increasingly a call for solidarity from those who, according to him, were paying for the system. He described social security as a system where money "sloshes against the skirting boards." #socialezekerheid #gezondheidszorg #solidariteit (translated)

Nasipukje mockingly wrote that someone aged 50 had invited a vlogger and stated that the F-side had completely become irrelevant because of this. He added that, in his opinion, it was no wonder that the group was not in charge in its own city. https://t.co/WEE2jOyZ6j #vloggen #50jaar #feest (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that there had been a festive atmosphere the previous evening at the faction of Progressive Netherlands and that Kati Piri was particularly happy according to him. He referred to the raising of the rainbow flag at the parliamentary building as the first achievement of the faction in months. According to Sassen, the Netherlands was shaking its head with pity about what he considered childish fuss. https://t.co/owCYmrdJ5F #politiek #Nederland #regenboogvlag (translated)

The author addressed Stephan referencing Hamas and stated that the iftar would not be prohibited. According to the author, it was about the police no longer organizing religious celebrations, regardless of the religion, because the police must remain neutral. The author wrote that regulating loudspeakers, enforcing government neutrality, and stricter animal welfare laws were not Muslim harassment and had nothing to do with polls. Those measures, according to them, would protect the western democratic frameworks. The author believed that the law should apply equally to everyone and that the parties were rightly addressing the issue, albeit much too late. #religie #neutraliteit #wetsgeving (translated)

"My heart hurts when I think about what she has been through. This raises heartbreaking and disturbing questions about sexual violence and the party culture involving alcohol and drug use." Kotlikoff also announced in his response that immediate measures will be taken. #CornellUniversity #JaneDoe #seksueelgeweld (translated)

Joey Pelupessy (33) is incredibly happy after winning the ASEAN Cup with Indonesia, the first title for the country since 1971, and while his teammates are celebrating, he quickly travels back home to put his children to bed and prepare for an upcoming match. #ASEANCup #JoeyPelupessy #Indonesië (translated)