That is why the Netherlands promotes equal rights for LGBTIQ+ people worldwide. Brazil recognises the basic rights of LGBTIQ+ people, which are properly safeguarded. Homosexuality has not been ...

South Africa recognises the basic rights of LGBTIQ+ people, which are properly safeguarded. Homosexuality has not been criminalised for a long time, and same-sex marriage has been legalised.

The long-standing military cooperation between the United Kingdom and the Netherlands has many historical ties: many Dutch operational air, naval and army units were founded in the United Kingdom ...

In 1945, UNESCO was created in order to respond to the firm belief of nations, forged by two world wars in less than a generation, that political and economic agreements are not enough to build a ...

Slovenia and the Netherlands both are small countries and the two maintain active ties. ‘Slovenians love the outdoors and live close to nature. We Dutch can learn from that,’ says the Dutch ambassador ...

Due to the overwhelming response to our call for proposals for the Transboundary Water Management Programme 2025, please be advised that the Netherlands Embassy in Maputo will start the process with a ...

The Agriculture Department at the Dutch Embassy in London hosted a three-day exploratory mission for Dutch organic products to the United Kingdom, where Dutch companies had the opportunity to explore ...

As the world marks IDAHOT on May 17th, the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, the Netherlands reaffirms its commitment to defending equal rights for LGBTIQ+ persons. For ...

The Ministry of Justice and Security is responsible for maintaining the principles of Dutch law, so that people can freely live together, regardless of differences in ideas or lifestyles. The ministry ...

The embassy in Manila represents and promotes the interests of the Netherlands and Dutch nationals in the Philippines, Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, and Palau.