Repeated call: Civic Foundation and PILP seek case study on integration policy

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September 13, 2018
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Civic Foundation and PILP are exploring legal action on integration policy. Its purpose is to improve the position and human rights of citizens of the Netherlands. For this purpose, we are looking for two specific cases:

  • Citizens who have not passed their basic civics exam but would like to see the results.
  • Family reunifiers who live in a country where one must integrate before coming to the Netherlands. This could be considered discrimination.

You can read the full call here.

Read more about our Inburgering dossier here.

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