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In what could be a watershed moment for the free sightseeing sector, the French-speaking labour court in Brussels has ruled that the working conditions imposed on an independent tour guide who use
An appeals court has ruled in favour of Uccle in a dispute between the municipality and Brussels-City regarding closing the roads around Bois de la Cambre.
The federal police have not used lie detector technology for more than a year, due to a shortage of specialists as well as a lack of proper legislation.
The public prosecutor in Antwerp has opened an investigation into the levels of the chemical PFOS found in the soil and water around the 3M plant in Zwijndrecht.
A Belgian man has been effectively held hostage by authorities in Dubai for nearly a year, according to a report by VRT.
A Brussels appeals court has refused to overturn the decision of a lower court that four people who invited transmigrants to stay in their homes were not guilty of human trafficking.
Judges in Brussels courts are overwhelmed and overworked to the point that some cases are taking up to six times longer to conclude.
Physician Joris Van Hove of East Flanders begins his second trial today in the Tine Nys euthanasia case.
A Brussels court handed down a six-month prison sentence and a €1,600 fine to a man for incitement to racial hatred based on threatening comments made on social media.
