Security and justice

Security and justice

1. 564 businesses and institutions bankrupt
2. Dutch public slightly more satisfied with police
3. More cases for administrative law judges in 2011
4. Number of bankruptcies exceptionally high
5. Fewer Dutch people experience disrespectful behaviour
6. More children of unmarried parents officially acknowledged by fathers
7. Partner alimony less common, but higher amounts paid
8. Fewer minors suspected of crimes
9. Crime victims feel unsafe for a long time
10. More than 550 businesses and institutions bankrupt
11. More than 500 businesses bankrupt in August
12. Number of bankruptcies exceptionally high
13. Number of bankruptcies exceptionally high
14. Wide public support for the police
15. Theft or burglary account for half of registered crime
16. Many bankruptcies
17. Many bankruptcies
18. 681 bankruptcies in May
19. Number of child adoptions back at level of the 1960s
20. Dutch think level of decay in their own neighbourhood is acceptable
21. Adoption partner's child mainly occurs in female same-sex couples
22. 615 bankruptcies in March
23. Sustained increase restructured debts
24. 610 bankruptcies in February
25. Fewer asylum seekers in 2011
26. People feel less unsafe
27. Number of bankruptcies rocketing
28. Over 9.5 thousand bankruptcies filed in 2011
29. 519 bankruptcies in December
30. Fewer bankruptcies
31. Bankruptcies rising