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Dancehall: What’s the deal with the sexist, and homophobic lyrics?

Dancehall: What’s the deal with the sexist, and homophobic lyrics?

AMSTERDAM – “Well, inna bed, weh man and woman shoulda hug and caress. So fire bun di people weh...

8 August 2018
Research into murder and deadly gang violence on the islands

Research into murder and deadly gang violence on the islands

LEIDEN – Why do so many homicides occur on the Caribbean islands? And how can this number be lowered? With...

6 August 2018
Serving meals on Sint-Maarten: ‘Yes, fruits and vegetables’

Serving meals on Sint-Maarten: ‘Yes, fruits and vegetables’

PHILIPSBURG – The devastating hurricane Irma, which pounded the Leeward Islands last September, also left a mark on the...

3 August 2018
European Parliament wants Dutch Caribbean citizens at EU-polls

European Parliament wants Dutch Caribbean citizens at EU-polls

THE HAGUE – A think-tank, lobbying group, and even a parliamentary motion have all been put in play this...

2 August 2018
HIV taboo: “Not less of an issue in the Netherlands than in the Dutch Caribbean”

HIV taboo: “Not less of an issue in the Netherlands than in the Dutch Caribbean”

AMSTERDAM – The film ‘Aan Niets Overleden’ premiered last week in the Netherlands. It is the first film by...

25 July 2018
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Caribbean Network provides news, current affairs and background information on Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten and the Dutch Caribbean community residing in the Netherlands. With a network of local journalists we monitor developments on the six Caribbean islands of the Dutch Kingdom. The network also keeps abreast with developments amongst the Antillean and Aruban communities in the Netherlands and the political process in The Hague, to the extend it is relevant for the six islands and/or the Caribbean communities in the Netherlands. Caribbean Network is an independent newsagency. ...

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