Politicians and Parties Face Legal Rulings

German politician Daniel Günther won a court case against the media outlet Nius, while the Dutch political party Volt was cleared of breaking the law for criticizing a landlord.

24 Apr, 13:36 — 24 Apr, 13:36

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Volt did not break law, criticising landlord who rented to women

Volt and its Amsterdam leader have won a court case brought by a landlord criticised in an Amsterdam council meeting,...

By Senay Boztas

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Volt did not break law, criticising landlord who rented to women

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Politicians and Parties Face Legal Rulings

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Volt did not break law, criticising landlord who rented to women

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Volt did not break law, criticising landlord who rented to women

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