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The minors suspected of serious offenses during Friday's riots in Brussels have been sent home again because there are no...
The Brussels Public Prosecutor's Office warns about the lack of means of juvenile justice. The accompanying solutions are also overwhelmed, with hundreds of young people waiting for care. ...
Eight children detained in connection with Friday's violence in Brussels have been sent home after no places could be found for them in youth institutions. The prosecutor's office reported that 44 children are in support services and 283 young people are waiting for a place.
A protester returns a tear gas grenade at a trade union demonstration against the federal government's budgetary measures, near Brussels-Midi station in Brussels on 9 October 2026. - NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP Sixteen minors of age suspected of having committed serious acts during the 9 October demonstration were released for lack of places in the IPPJ, denounces on Sunday the Brussels Public Prosecutor's Office.Given the seriousness of the charges aga…
Eight of the sixteen minors arrested following the demonstration in Brussels on Friday were eligible for placement in a Public Institution for Youth Protection (IPPJ), but had to be released due to a shortage of available places.
In view of the seriousness of the charges against eight of them, the Public Prosecutor's Office had requested their placement in the institution...
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