Security and justice

Security and justice

1. More elderly exposed to violence
2. Number of bankruptcies fairly stable
3. Fewer women receive alimony, lower amounts involved
4. More bankruptcies due to extra court session day
5. More residents living in fear of having their homes broken into
6. More bankruptcies due to extra court session day in July
7. Largest  number of asylum seekers since first half of 2001
8. Robust growth trade with emerging markets
9. People in the south of the Netherlands more active in crime prevention
10. Bankruptcy rate substantially down
11. Inhabitants of the Caribbean Netherlands usually feel safe
12. Most nuisance caused by loitering teens
13. Fewer businesses and institutions bankrupt
14. More internet fraud, less skimming
15. Fewer young crime suspects
16. More businesses and institutions bankrupt
17. Fewer businesses and institutions bankrupt
18. Number of new restructured debts further down
19. Number of registered thefts further down in 2013
20. 606 businesses and institutions bankrupt in February
21. Number of crime victims stable
22. 589 bankruptcies in January
23. Considerable increase asylum seekers from Syria and Somalia
24. Bankruptcies soar to record level in 2013
25. 595 bankruptcies in December
26. Number of civil court cases down