Arnhem Unveils 30-year Plan To House 1,700 Asylum Seekers

Arnhem Unveils 30-year Plan To House 1,700 Asylum Seekers

Arnhem, a city located in the eastern part of the Netherlands, will welcome twice the number of asylum seekers required by the Dutch government over the next thirty years. "We want to accommodate people in a humane way" said Paul Smeulders, an Arnhem alderman. The city plans to offer stable housing as well as language courses and social experiences to empower refugees to fully rebuild their lives.

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