Will the Open Dialogue Foundation pull the wool over the eyes of the European Parliament?
Contract murder, theft, sexual scandal, and embezzlement on a grand scale. Add to the equation a dash of political corruption,
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Human Rights
Turning Art into Human Rights at the Fine Arts Museum in Brussels
You may have been to the Royal Museums of Fine Arts several times, but have you ever looked at the
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Six people died each day attempting to cross Mediterranean in 2018
Refugees and migrants attempting to reach Europe via the Mediterranean Sea lost their lives at an alarming rate in 2018,
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70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Today is the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. On this occasion, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
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Hosting asylum seekers trial: prosecutors call for acquittal of Belgian journalist for having lent her phone
The prosecutors have demanded the Criminal Court of Brussels to send to jail those people who were found to have
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A controversial Brussels-registered human rights NGO is under scrutiny
The prevalence of ‘fake news’, and the ways in which it is disseminated and used, has become one of the
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Romania’s long road to justice
As the EU institutions comes back to work after the summer recess, a critical issue on the horizon is that
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Kirill Medvedev and Nikolay Oleynikov: Protesting through art
Kirill Medvedev is not shy about his political opinions. At Bozar, just days before elections in his country, the Russian
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First Flemish municipality votes against home visits
Drogenbos was the first Flemish municipality to vote against a motion that extends powers for police to search for illegal
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React to Racism in Brussels
Racism – the belief that a factor such as “race”, colour, language, religion, nationality or national origin or ethnicity justifies
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