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The Hague Court of Appeal overturned an earlier ruling by the subdistrict court. The Afghans were not under Dutch authority.
Afghanistan: The security guards, who were employed by a local security company, argued in a preliminary injunction that their lives were in danger under the…
The Dutch state is not required to bring 42 Afghan security guards who were guarding the Dutch embassy in Kabul to the Netherlands. The Hague Court of Appeal ruled this on appeal.
The State is not required to bring 42 Afghan security guards who were guarding the Dutch embassy in Kabul to the Netherlands, the Hague Court of Appeal has ruled. A judge previously ruled that this was necessary, but the Court of Appeal ruled otherwise on appeal. According to the court, it has not been established that the Netherlands has a duty of care for them.
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