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Artist Delphine Boël, after a seven-year legal battle to show she is the daughter of Belgium’s former king, Albert II, has won the right to be called a princess.
The Belgian congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses attended a hearing yesterday in criminal court in response to charges of discrimination based on religious beliefs and incitement to hatred.
Surrounded by lawyers, press and the police, Delphine Boël attended a hearing on Thursday about her right to the title of Princess of Belgium.
A motorist has claimed a legal victory which could see millions of euros in parking fines in the Brussels municipality of Saint-Josse declared void.
Belgian rail operator SNCB has been fined €210,000 for exposing staff to a toxic substance for a year and a half, during renovation works.
The three doctors accused of murder in the euthanasia case in Ghent have been declared not guilty by the jury.
An inmate at Saint-Gilles prison was released on Christmas Eve by mistake after an officer misinterpreted a legal document.
The process of choosing the jury began yesterday in a court case that should prove to dominate headlines for months to come and could have repercussions on medical decisions regarding euthan
An activist who climbed to the top of the Coca-Cola sign at Place De Brouckere and hacked the display to condemn the transatlantic trade deal, TTIP, has avoided a fine and will spend no time in ja
