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New Dutch Asylum Legislation Revokes Financial Compensation for Delayed International Protection Decisions

The Dutch immigration and naturalization service will no longer be required to pay financial penalties to international asylum seekers facing prolonged processing delays, following the implementation of strict new migration legislation designed to relieve bureaucratic pressure on the severely backlogged asylum system.
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