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Belgium will provide assistance to Qatar in the form of training for labour inspectors, hoping to combat the mistreatment of workers in the country.

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An increasing number of Belgian municipalities have cancelled plans to show this winter's football World Cup matches on big screens - citing both ethical concerns and the soaring cost of energy.

The giant inflatable clitoris in front of La Monnaie, Brussels (Google images/Twitter)
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In the run-up to the international day against female genital mutilation (FGM) on Sunday 6 February, a giant clitoris dominated the Place de la Monnaie in Brussels for several hours on Friday.

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Five women who were taken from their mothers as children, raised in a missionary post in the Belgian Congo and eventually brought to Belgium are filing a complaint against the state.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sophie Wilmès (BELGA PHOTO BENOIT DOPPAGNE)
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Deputy prime minister and foreign minister Sophie Wilmès attended the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of the Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on Wednesday, representing Belgium at the UN’s assessment

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM: Illustration shows the logo of Amnesty International on candles in the streets of central Brussels. (BELGA PHOTO FILIP DE SMET)
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Amnesty International has released its 2020 annual report on the state of human rights around the world, and while the organisation praised the global public’s response to the coronavirus pandemic

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Belgium is number 19 in a ranking of 100 countries based on women’s achievements and opportunities.

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A doctor and visiting professor at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) being held in prison in Iran has been placed in isolation and is facing imminent execution.

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