Security and justice

Security and justice

1. Young people without basic qualification relatively often heard by the police
2. Bankruptcies rising
3. Fewer people appeal to subsidised legal aid
4. Outdoor lighting equipment and extra door and window security hardware to prevent home burglary
5. 525 bankruptcies
6. Fewer fires, more emergency call-outs in 2010
7. Slightly more bankruptcies in September
8. Unpaid bankruptcy debts total 3.9 billion euro
9. Slightly more bankruptcies in September
10. More than 500 bankruptcies in August
11. More than 500 bankruptcies in August
12. Slightly more bankruptcies
13. Police registered 1.2 million crimes in 2010
14. No increase asylum seekers from Arab countries to the Netherlands
15. Number of adopted children reduced by half since 2004
16. Slightly more bankruptcies
17. Surge in bankruptcies in sector hotels and restaurants
18. Fewer compulsory redundancies in 2010
19. Fewer bankruptcies
20. Fewer bankruptcies
21. More bankruptcies
22. More bankruptcies
23. Fewer bankruptcies
24. Residents positive about neighbourhood safety
25. Fewer bankruptcies
26. 540 bankruptcies filed in March
27. 540 bankruptcies filed in March
28. Police investigation more expensive, fewer crimes solved
29. 524 bankruptcies filed in February
30. Dutch fire services respond quicker to fire alarms
31. Sustained increase DMPs
32. 535 bankruptcies filed in February
33. Crime rate marginally down
34. Fewer asylum seekers in 2010
35. Fewer corporate and personal bankruptcies filed in 2010
36. 490 bankruptcies filed in January
37. Amount spent on security care significantly higher
38. Fewer bankruptcies