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Small-scale event in Utrecht (Netherlands)

07-06-2005
By Charlot Pierik
" We had a small scale activity in the city hall of Utrecht, the quilt and charter were symbolicly 'given' to the mayor of Utrecht. Some 40 women attended the meeting and the information activity where the Dutch quilt was 'elected' afterwards. The atmosphere was very good, solidair and  the steeringgroup was happy and pleased with this. We went to Kopenhagen on friday to hand over the quilt and charter, and came back late on night."










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