US EditionVan Bossuyt Defends Stricter Shelter Rules After Accusations that Families Are Sleeping on the Streets
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The new reception rules for asylum seekers led, for the first time, families to sleep in the streets of Brussels, alerted on Thursday the Flemish platform for assisting refugees Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen. Our collaborators met yesterday with the first victims of this measure. Among them, an Afghan family composed of three children who requested assistance from the legal service of Vluchtelingenwerk.The organisation was shown from the very beg…
At least three families slept rough in Brussels after their asylum applications for protection were rejected, according to Flanders Refugee Action. Minister Anneleen Van Bossuyt is standing firm. "The...
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