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In response to the new women-and-children-first immigration policy ushered in by former migration secretary Theo Francken, more than 100 men took part in a spontaneous sit-in this morning at the P
A majority of the federal parliament voted to approve a resolution on the UN’s Global Compact on Migration on Wednesday, following days of tense negotiations and fear that the government would col
De Lijn has made good on its threat to pull out of the underground transport hub at North Station.
When Rachid Azaoum took a student job flipping burgers in Woluwe to help pay the bills, he had no idea it would be a first step into the world of entrepreneurship.
The Serbian family being kept at the new secured facility for families in Steenokkerzeel has been moved, following weeks of controversy about their health and wellbeing.
Belgium has begun detaining migrant children again, after a Serbian family with four young children became the first to be locked up in a new closed unit for migrant families near Brussels Airport
Think of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world, and hubs like Paris, London or New York probably spring to mind. Brussels? Not necessarily.
The citizens’ platform BXLRefugees is working with a number of Brussels municipalities to find temporary shelter for migrants during the summer months.
Volunteers from two charities organised a memorial service in Brussels on Tuesday for a young Guinean migrant who died after strapping himself to the undercarriage of a bus in a bid to get out of
