Dutch Postcode Lottery Grant to Human Rights Watch

Expand Dutch Postcode Lottery’s Ambassadors Winston Gerschtanowitz and Martijn Krabbé with Human Rights Watch’s Netherlands Director Katrien van de Linde 2020 © Roy Beusker Fotografie (Amsterdam) – The Dutch Postcode Lottery has reconfirmed a grant for 2020 of €1.35 million to support the work of Human Rights Watch. The lottery and its members have since 2009 provided critically important help for Human Rights Watch to carry out its research on human rights abuses worldwide and to develop human rights activities in the Netherlands. In 2019 Human Rights Watch published the report, "From Cradle…

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