Belgium's Courthouses: Decay, Underfunding, Justice at Risk
Belgium's courthouses are crumbling from neglect and underfunding. The iconic Palace of Justice in Brussels has been in scaffolding for over 40 years.
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Belgium's courthouses are crumbling from neglect and underfunding. The iconic Palace of Justice in Brussels has been in scaffolding for over 40 years.
A conditional sentence for the gang rape of a 15-year-old in Geel sparks outrage in Belgium, reigniting debate over lenient sentencing.
Jurgen Van Poecke, director of Haren Prison, has resigned in protest against chronic overcrowding and staff shortages, reigniting debate on prison reform.
A man with an intellectual disability needs emergency eye surgery after an alleged police beating in Charleroi, sparking outrage and demands for reform.
A 14-year-old arrested in Turnhout after a violent assault on a peer over his bisexuality. Prosecutors investigate possible homophobic motive.