De Wankelende Rechtsstaat
Synopsis
Can the rule of law collapse? Journalist Coen Verbraak investigates this urgent question and speaks with judges, public prosecutors, lawyers, mayors, journalists, and politicians. They share their stories of intimidation, violence, and growing societal pressure. How strong is our rule of law still, and what is needed to protect it?
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