An Amnesty International delegation met Aruba Governor Alfonso Boekhoudt during a working visit to the island.
Governor receives two Amnesty representatives
Boekhoudt received Dagmar Oudshoorn, director of Amnesty International’s Netherlands section, and Amnesty researcher Tamara de Paula on the morning of September 24.
The meeting took place while the representatives were in Aruba for a working visit scheduled from September 21 through September 25.
Delegation explains its work and research
During the audience, Oudshoorn and De Paula provided information about Amnesty International’s work and research activities, according to the report.
The published account identifies the participants and the purpose of the audience but does not describe a policy agreement, formal recommendation or government decision resulting from the meeting.
Visit connects Aruba with the Dutch section
Oudshoorn leads the organization’s Netherlands department, while De Paula attended in her role as a researcher. Their visit placed Amnesty’s research work on the agenda of a formal audience with Aruba’s governor.
No further meetings, research subjects or follow-up actions were specified in the source report.
Source: 24ora.
