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It reports that most 'Moroccan municipalities' do not want to make performance agreements on reducing crime rates, school dropouts and unemployment among Moroccan-Dutch young people

concludedNetherlands· House of Representatives· NL

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It reports that most 'Moroccan municipalities' do not want to make performance agreements on reducing crime rates, school dropouts and unemployment among Moroccan-Dutch young people

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Antwoord vragen Fritsma over het bericht in Trouw van 15 juli 2010 dat de meeste ‘Marokkanengemeenten’ geen prestatieafspraken over het terugdringen van criminaliteitscijfers, schooluitval en werkloosheid bij Marokkaans-Nederlandse jongeren willen maken

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  • Antwoord vragen Fritsma over the report in Trouw van 15 juli 2010 dat de meeste ‘Marokkanengemeenten’ geen prestatieafspraken on the terugdringen van criminaliteitscijfers, schooluitval en werkloosheid bij Marokkaans-Nederlandse jongeren willen maken

    Antwoord schriftelijke vragen · NL · 7 September 2010

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  • The report that de meeste ’Marokkanengemeenten’ geen prestatieafspraken on the terugdringen van criminaliteitscijfers, schooluitval en werkloosheid bij Marokkaans-Nederlandse jongeren willen maken

    Schriftelijke vragen · NL · 15 July 2010

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