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Belgium has decided to officially recognise feminicide, or the murder of women for gender-based reasons, as its own separate crime under homocide, according to the state secretary for gender equal
Brussels city mayor, Philippe Close (PS), reiterated his goal of decriminalising marijuana and called for a national debate on the topic, arguing that an eventual legalisation of cannabis would si
The first of the new month marks the beginning of a series of changes in Belgium, including an indexation of doctors’ fees, reforms to sex crime laws and compulsory courses for foreigners in Bruss
Belgium's Council of Ministers has approved a draft law that would prevent the publication of advertisements which display deceptive price reductions.
The Brussels parliament has proposed new measures regarding the use of electric scooters.
The first of every month heralds new legislation or policies, and 1 September sees a pilot project for affordable access to mental health care rolled out, as well as tax breaks for electric vehicl
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.
What is the most boring reading on the face of the planet? If you said the royal decree of laws governing Belgium – otherwise known as the Moniteur Belge – you would be right.
The Belgian National Orchestra has been ordered to stop streaming some of its concerts online, after the Brussels appeals court ruled in favour of the orchestra’s musicians in a dispute with
