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Federal minister for consumer affairs Kris Peeters has announced that companies who do not use the country’s central register against cold calls will now face fines and possible prosecution.

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Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration Theo Francken (N-VA) (pictured) wants foreigners to pay €225 up-front to cover the costs of the administrative processing of their residence ap

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Belgian doctors are increasingly wary of being involved in a law suit, leading one in seven doctors to refuse to see a patient when there is a high risk of complications, according to De Morge

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Lighting up a cigarette in the car should be banned, according to 67% of Belgians who responded to a survey by the Foundation Against Cancer.

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Now that Belgium is gearing up (please excuse the pun) to build 15 new cycling superhighways by 202

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Consumer organisations can now organise class action suits against a company in cases where many people have suffered the same damages.

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The sixth state reform, agreed to in the previous federal government, was implemented on 1 July with the transfer of extra government responsibilities to the regions and communities.

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The Constitutional Court has overruled an article in the law that splits the judiciary district Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde.

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A number of new or updated Belgian laws entered into effect on June 1, 2014. Here are seven of them:

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