US EditionThe Hague judges, top officials, directors and CEOs are in the same club without anyone knowing
The president of the District Court of The Hague sits together with top officials and administrators in the private society De Haagsche Schouw. This is evident from the book “Among Us” that Follow the Money is publishing today. A number of her predecessors were also members, some of them even served on the board of the association. These functions were not mentioned anywhere, while the judges rule on cases in which the state is a party.
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The president of the District Court of The Hague sits together with top officials and administrators in the private society De Haagsche Schouw. This is evident from the book “Among Us” that Follow the Money is publishing today. A number of her predecessors were also members, some of them even served on the board of the association. These functions were not mentioned anywhere, while the judges rule on cases in which the state is a party.
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