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Last year, 217 asylum-seekers in Belgium had their right to stay in the country revoked. It is a record number for a single year.
De Lijn will leave the underground bus station at Brussels North station later this year, after long-running concerns about safety and hygiene.
Brussels public transport operator Stib has followed its Flemish equivalent De Lijn and "temporarily" moved its bus stops away from North Station because of health and safety concerns.
Flemish transport operator De Lijn has again announced that its buses will stop serving Brussels North Station, citing safety and hygiene concerns due to the migrants staying there.
The Foreigners Office has launched a campaign to discourage migrants from seeking asylum in the country.
Three activists from varying backgrounds are preparing to share ideas about the links between global warming and the mass displacement of populations in a debate entitled Triptych-#3
The transmigrants who have been sleeping rough in the underground tunnel of North Station in Brussels have been given a place to stay inside the station.
The number of people acquiring Belgian nationality fell in 2018 for the first time in five years, official figures reveal.
The UN’s Committee on the Rights of the Child have posed several critical questions about Belgium’s asylum and migration policy, including with regards to the closed family detention centre in Ste
