The squatting of a vacant office building in Diemen, which may serve as an asylum seekers' center starting in 2027, has sparked a new public debate. While the owner and the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) are attempting to have the building vacated through the courts, some local residents appear to prefer seeing squatters in the building rather than asylum seekers. The squatters themselves also state that they have no un…
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The squatting of a vacant office building in Diemen, which may serve as an asylum seekers' center starting in 2027, has sparked a new public debate. While the owner and the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) are attempting to have the building vacated through the courts, some local residents appear to prefer seeing squatters in the building rather than asylum seekers. The squatters themselves also state that they have no un…