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Belgian court rules against state in a landmark case addressing its colonial past

  • Belgium must provide restitution to five women taken from their mothers and placed in orphanages in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during the colonial period, as ordered by a court on Monday.
  • The Court of Appeals in Brussels ruled that the abductions were crimes against humanity, overturning a previous decision that too much time had passed for charges.
  • The court found that Belgium's actions constituted 'an inhumane act of persecution' and ordered compensation for moral damage from the loss of their connection to their mothers.
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