Suzan and Freek surprise asylum family that has been in church for 154 days during broadcast of Even tot Hier

The Uzbek family Babayants, who have been living in a church in Kampen since 21 November, were put in the spotlight on King's Day in the programme Even tot hier. The family is threatened with deportation, but as long as they attend a church service, that is not possible. That is why the popular programme brought King's Day to them.

Yesterday was not only King's Day, but also King's Day. In the program Even tot hier by Niels van der Laan and Jeroen Woe, the Babayants family was central, who have been living in the Protestant church in Kampen for over a hundred and fifty days. The girls in the family are called Alexa, Amelia and Ariana, just one letter different from the three princesses. And father is called Aleksandr. Well, then you deserve a King's Day, thought Woe and Va…

Singing duo Suzan & Freek surprised the Babayants family on the occasion of King's Day. The Uzbek family has been granted church asylum in a church in Kampen for 154 days. The family has lived in the Netherlands for eleven years, but after a years-long asylum procedure, they have to return to Uzbekistan. The two youngest of the four children were born in the Netherlands.