Detained abroad: Assisting Dutch nationals in foreign detention

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Tilburg University

Detained abroad

van der Meulen, F.B.A.M.

Publication date:

2015

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van der Meulen, F. B. A. M. (2015). Detained abroad: Assisting Dutch nationals in foreign detention. Uitgeverij

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CHAPTER 0

FOREWORD

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CONTENT

FOREWORD

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11 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

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CHAPTER 5: CONSULAR ASSISTANCE TO DUTCH FNPs

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What Works?

How does it work?

Who works?

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CHAPTER 9: IMPACT OF CONSULAR ASSISTANCE ON DETENTION EXPERIENCE

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CHAPTER 10: RESETTLEMENT OF DUTCH ex-FNPs

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CHAPTER 1

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CHAPTER 3

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1_{UK England and Wales (85,406) + Gibraltar (48), Guernsey (96), Isle of Man (82), Jersey (133), Northern}

Ireland (1,745) and Scotland (7,434).

2_{UK England and Wales (11,103) + Gibraltar (14), Guernsey (11), Isle of Man (4), Jersey (33), Northern}

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1_{Date of measurement: 1}st_{of September.}

2_{The WPB publishes the percentage of FNPs. The calculation is made for this thesis and the figures are}

approximate and not an exact number.

3_{There are no figures available of FNPs in Greek prisons in 2012 and therefore the figure of 2011 has been}

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CHAPTER 4

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CHAPTER 5

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6 What Works

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But not all of these needs are associated with criminal behavior.’

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6.4.2 How does it work?

What Works

How does it work?

Who works?

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‘Contact with the contact person of the prisoner is via the Ministry in The Hague.

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