In Amsterdam, a conference is taking place. The World Pride Human Rights Conference has brought together various speakers. Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten made a statement about defending rights. He expressed concern for a specific group. Further information about the conference and the prime minister's comments can be found through the Washington Blade, a local news source.
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