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Dutch Ministry Probes Possible Conflict of Interest in Muslim Youth Discrimination Study
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Dutch ministry probes possible conflict of interest in Muslim youth discrimination study
The Dutch Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment is investigating a potential conflict of interest in a recent study on discrimination against Muslim youth, after it emerged that the study’s funding and leadership may have overlapping personal ties.
A study on discrimination against Muslim youth in the Netherlands is under fire for conflicts of interest. The report was conducted by the Knowledge Platform for Inclusive Living (KIS) on behalf of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment. It has now emerged that there is a family connection between the researcher and a co-funder of the study, Trouw reports.
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