Security and justice

Security and justice

1. Number of bankruptcies slightly up
2. Number of restructured debts declines further
3. Number of bankruptcies slightly up
4. One in five victims of domestic violence receive victim support
5. Fewer fires outdoors, more indoors
6. Groups of youths cause most neighbourhood problems
7. 289 bankruptcies in August
8. Dutch government spends more on prisons and judicial procedures
9. Number of bankruptcies nearly stable
10. Most pardonee asylumseekers from former Soviet Union
11. Sharpest decline in bankruptcies since 2006
12. 320 bankruptcies in June
13. Violent crime cases more often dismissed
14. Violent crime cases often dismissed
15. No further decline in registered crime
16. Nearly one in ten travellers occasionally shun public transport for safety reasons
17. Number of bankruptcies substantially down
18. Children of crime suspects more often heard by the police
19. Record amount of damages awarded to former suspects
20. Nearly 35 thousand children experience parents' divorce in 2007
21. Fewer debt management plans
22. Bankruptcy rate remains low
23. Number of dismissal permits due to disability drops dramatically
24. Fewer people feel unsafe in their own neighbourhoods
25. Bankruptcy rate remains low
26. Crime down, people feel safer
27. Bankruptcy rate invariably low
28. Half of Dutch population think their neighbourhoods are subject to decay
29. No increase restructured debt arrangements
30. Bankruptcy rate low
31. Four out of ten people bothered by traffic
32. More young suspects
33. Lowest number of asylum requests since 1988
34. Fewer individual insolvencies and company liquidations in 2007
35. Almost 300 bankruptcies in November