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• seminar on investing in the Netherlands - 14 September 2010

  The Embassy, the Thai Department of Export Promotion, the Federation of Thai Industries and the Thai National Shippers Council jointly organize a seminar entitled "Strengthen you position in Europe by Investing in the Netherlands. Click on the title for a download of the programme. For more information please contact ban-ea@minbuza.nl

• Netherlands Dance Theater 1 performing in Bangkok

  At the Thailand Cultural Center on 22 & 23 October 2010
  

• Holland and Belgium bid for the 2018 World Cup.

  Enter the official website of The HollandBelgium Bid, the joint Belgian and Dutch bid for the 2018 World Cup. Right until FIFA’s final decision in December 2010, this is the place to be for the latest news about our bid, Great Goals, the host cities, our Official Partners and anything else you’d like to discover about the World Cup.
  
  

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Other news (minbuza.nl)

• More than 170 nominations for the Human Rights Defenders Tulip

  This year, 174 human rights defenders have been nominated for the Human Rights Defenders Tulip, the Dutch government’s human rights award. They come from 73 countries all over the world, and from all walks of life.

• Ministers to meet in the Netherlands to champion internet freedom

  Foreign ministers will be meeting later this year in the Netherlands to decide on measures to strengthen freedom of expression on the internet. That is the outcome of a conference on the subject which was held in Paris on 8 July. It was attended by around 75 representatives of governments, business, international organisations and human rights organisations.

• Netherlands pleased with new UN women’s organisation

  The Netherlands is delighted that the United Nations General Assembly has voted to create a new institution, UN Women, which will work to achieve equal rights for women worldwide.

• Doing business with respect for human rights

  Protecting and promoting human rights is not only the responsibility of the government. Businesses, too, are accepting that they have corporate moral obligations.