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Wierd Duk Lashes Out at Protesting Civil Servants: 'Can I Still Trust the Government?!'

Civil servants affiliated with Extinction Rebellion want the Netherlands to declare climate change a national emergency. Opinion maker Wierd Duk argues in *Nieuws van de dag* that this fits into a broader problem. How activist are civil servants actually allowed to be, and does this put the political neutrality of the civil service under pressure?

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Wierd Duk Lashes Out at Protesting Civil Servants: 'Can I Still Trust the Government?!'

8 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 8 days ago on Thursday, August 13, 2026.

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