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Molly Quell

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The Hague
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Covers:  International Law, Tech Law, European Law, Dutch News, The Netherlands, Technology, Science
"A fixture of international law Twitter – where she posts a distinctive mix of informative real time takes and wry asides." - @djag2

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Molly Quell is a Dutch-American journalist. She is based in The Hague, where she covers international law.

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The number of English-language bookstores is on the rise

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By Molly Quell
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The American Book Center in Amsterdam See more DutchNews articles in your Google search results See more DutchNews articles in your Google search results Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on Google Thanks in part to social media, the number of English-language books read in the Netherlands is increasing, and with it, the number of shops catering those bookworms.
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Doctor apologises for criticising euthanasia of 17-year-old

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By Molly Quell
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Photo: DutchNews.nl See more DutchNews articles in your Google search results See more DutchNews articles in your Google search results Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on Google A doctor who criticised the parents of a 17-year-old girl who died by euthanasia in 2023 has apologised during an appearance on the TV program Zomergasten.
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Government apologises to youth in secure care

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By Molly Quell
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Photo: Depositphotos.com See more DutchNews articles in your Google search results See more DutchNews articles in your Google search results Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on Google The cabinet formally apologised to children in secure youth care facilities, saying the institutions were unsafe and damaging to the those kept there. “Nothing of what you had to endure in that regard was your own fault.
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