The Leiden municipal executive, with ChristenUnie Alderman Pieter Krol in charge of Asylum, is extending emergency accommodation for approximately 70 asylum seekers in the former Antonius Church until November 1, 2027. In April, the municipality had promised accommodation for "a maximum of 8 weeks," according to the press release from that time. The permit for the use of the church expired on October 1.
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The Leiden municipal executive, with ChristenUnie Alderman Pieter Krol in charge of Asylum, is extending emergency accommodation for approximately 70 asylum seekers in the former Antonius Church until November 1, 2027. In April, the municipality had promised accommodation for "a maximum of 8 weeks," according to the press release from that time. The permit for the use of the church expired on October 1.