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The refusal rate for Afghan asylum seekers in Belgium is higher than the EU average, according to an annual report by Myria, the federal migration centre.
Perhaps you’ve seen the photo in a newspaper or scrolling through social media: A little girl, flown out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, skipping across the tarmac.
The first 34 Belgian evacuees from Afghanistan arrived at Peutie military base in Vilvoorde for medical examinations and visa controls on Saturday afternoon.
Between 500 and 600 demonstrators gathered in support of the Afghan people on Wednesday afternoon at the Schuman roundabout in Brussels, in front of the European Commission, the European Council a
Belgium has repatriated all five tourists who were in Afghanistan, following a take-over of the country by the Taliban.
Belgium’s military contingent in Afghanistan, consisting of some 70 troops currently deployed as part of a training, advising, and assisting mission with the Afghan armed forces, will return to th
The number of Belgian troops in Afghanistan will gradually decline from the beginning of 2016, according to defence minister Steven Vandeput, report various Belgian media.
For the second time in the past month, they walked for days to protest their case.
Hundreds of Afghan asylum seekers are enduring the cold, wet weather as they protest in Mons to force Belgium’s Prime Minister Ellio di Rupo to meet with them.
