In a judgment of 31 March 2010 the Court of Amsterdam ruled that de Volkskrant need not delete articles about Eric Luzac, the founder of the Luzac schools, from the Internet or from its archive. In the period 2002-2005 de Volkskrant had published a number of critical articles about malpractices in companies in which Luzac was involved. Through the companies, nurses from the Philippines were recruited for work in the Netherlands.
Luzac had initiated proceedings on the merits against de Volkskrant because in his view the publications were still causing him problems. Luzac had not argued that the articles themselves were unlawful, but [Read more…] about Dutch Newspaper De Volkskrant Can Keep Negative Articles in Internet Archive
The Court has prohibited the press agency AP (Associated Press) from offering four pictures of the recent holiday of Prince Willem-Alexander, Princess Máxima and Princess Amalia in Argentina. This is the result of the judgment in proceedings that the Royal Family had brought against AP.
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