Dutch Postcode Lottery Continues Support Human Rights

Expand Dutch Postcode Lottery’s Ambassador Quinty Trustfull with Human Rights Watch’s Executive Director Kenneth Roth 2018 © Roy Beusker Fotografie (Amsterdam) – Human Rights Watch thanks the Dutch Postcode Lottery and its players for their steadfast support of our work with €1.35 million a year for another five years. Support from players of the Dutch Postcode Lottery since 2009 has helped Human Rights Watch strengthen its research and advocacy work worldwide, as well as establish and develop its activities in the Netherlands. Since its founding in 1989, the Dutch Postcode Lottery has contributed…

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