Ministry of Justice (Netherlands)

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The Ministry of Justice (Ministerie van Justitie; Jus) is the Dutch ministry of justice: it is occupied with the legislation, the execution of sanctions, migration, integration and prevention.

The current minister is Ernst Hirsch Ballin, he is aided by a state secretary Nebahat Albayrak.

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