New 24-Hour Strike in All Belgian Prisons 的 VRT NWS: News
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In all Belgian prisons, a 24-hour strike began on Friday at 6 a.m. once again. The unions denounce the continued overcrowding in the cells of the detention centres. According to their statements, 599 prisoners are currently having to sleep on the ground.
The movement started on Friday morning and is expected to continue until Saturday. Trade unions denounce in particular the lack of staff and overcrowding in prisons. ...
The trade unions are once again sounding the alarm about overcrowding in Belgian prisons. Now that the number of people sleeping on the floor is rising again, they are also seeing an increase in abuses and aggression. The unions have low expectations of the emergency measures taking effect next week. ‘I fear the worst.’
Since Friday morning, a 24-hour strike has been announced in all prisons in Belgium due to the constant overcrowding of penitentiary institutions.
A 24-hour strike was held in all Belgian prisons due to overcrowding, staff shortages, and working conditions. It was reported that 599 inmates were forced to sleep on the floor because there were no beds available.
Prison workers in Belgium went on a 24-hour strike to protest overcrowding and staff shortages in all prisons. Unions stated that 599 inmates were forced to sleep on the floor.
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