text: social renewal policy designed to facilitate re-employment and to prevent members of minorities and disadvantaged citizens from dropping out of school. He pointed out that in the Netherlands Antilles no case of racial discrimination had ever been reported in a population which was composed of several nationalities. Articles 8 and 12 of the Code of Penal Procedure, however, made provision for a legal remedy in the event of racial discrimination. Furthermore, if the alleged victim did not -42- $ obtain satisfaction, he could 1 accordance with article 14 of 1 submit a communication to the Committee, in the Convention, i 168, The members of the Committee congratulated the Government of the Netherlands / on having prepared exhaustive reports which conformed to the guidelines laid down by the Committee, and on the efforts it had made to ensure that the COnventiOn was enforced, They pointed out that the Committee had had the opportunity to consider a specific case of discrimination involving the Netherlands and had found that the Netherlands had given a perfectly satisfactory reply to the Committee's opinion. In that connection, it was asked whether the consequences of the case and the COmn'Iittee's opinion had been considered by the judges and the Public Prosecutor, and what was the opinion of the Netherlands national anti- discrimination agency on the matter. It had, furthermore, been noted that certain cases tried in the Netherlands courts showed that the country was adhering to an accurate interpretation of the implementation of article 1, paragraph 2, of the Convention. The Netherlands did not interpret that provision as excluding non-citizens from the Protection of the Convention if they were victims of discrimination by private Persons and non-governmental organizations. It was, however, pointed out that the reports submitted revealed that certain principles concerning racial discrimination 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a social policy aimed at promoting employment and preventing discrimination, particularly in the Netherlands Antilles. The language used suggests a focus on human rights and social justice, with references to international conventions and legal remedies.