Court: Sywert van Lienden, partners must pay €20 mil. in face mask profits to charity

Sywert van Lienden and his business partners, Bernd Damme and Camille van Gestel, must pay over 20 million euros to the non-profit organization Stichting Huptroepen Alliantie, the court in Amsterdam ruled on Wednesday, NOS reports. The amount is the profit that the businessmen made in the face mask deal with the government.

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