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Robert van Langh, director of Drents Museum, put on leave
Robert van Langh has been temporarily put on leave while an investigation into the work culture at the Drents Museum is ongoing.

Robert van Langh has been placed on leave by the Drents Museum. This follows reports of issues that emerged within two months of his appointment in November 2025.
The staff was informed of this decision yesterday by the chair of the supervisory board, Ineke van Gent. She confirmed that Van Langh has been relieved of his duties until the investigation into the work culture is completed.
Ineke van Gent noted that this situation does not imply a permanent removal of Van Langh, but rather a temporary measure. She described the situation as 'not a full stop, but a semicolon.'

The ongoing investigation aims to evaluate the work culture within the museum. Details regarding the nature of the reported issues have not been made public.
As of now, it remains unclear how long the investigation will take and what the consequences for Van Langh might be once it is concluded.