Cabinet to appeal against refugee ruling, says nine months is not long enough

The cabinet is to appeal against last week’s court ruling in which the government was ordered to organise proper accommodation for all asylum seekers within nine months. The court in The Hague ruled that all refugees have the right to a roof over their heads, ‘at least 4 square metres of space, a door that can be locked and a window that can be opened,’ as well as sufficient food, drinking water and clean sanitation. Refugee aid group Vluchtelingenwerk brought...