Archives mensuelles : July 2025

Belgian Arizona (part 3 – asylum): x-ray of a repressive, racist and inhumane migration policy

Publié le July 31, 2025 par Getting the Voice Out

On January 31, 2025, the new federal government finally unveiled its long-awaited coalition agreement. From the very first lines of the preamble, the tone was set: Bart De Wever, newly appointed Prime Minister under the banner of the N-VA, made … Continuer la lecture →

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Belgian Arizona (part 2 – residence): x-ray of a repressive, racist and inhumane migration policy

Publié le July 31, 2025 par Getting the Voice Out

On January 31, 2025, the new federal government finally unveiled its long-awaited coalition agreement. From the very first lines of the preamble, the tone was set: Bart De Wever, newly appointed Prime Minister under the banner of the N-VA, made … Continuer la lecture →

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An escape from 127bis!

Publié le July 30, 2025 par Getting the Voice Out

We have heard that a man managed to escape from 127bis last week by climbing over the fences. We wish him well! Abolish detention centres and all prisons! Freedom for all!

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Belgian Arizona (part 1 : reception): x-ray of a repressive, racist and inhumane migration policy

Publié le July 17, 2025 par Getting the Voice Out

On January 31, 2025, the new federal government finally unveiled its long-awaited coalition agreement. From the very first lines of the preamble, the picture is clear : Bart De Wever, newly appointed Prime Minister under the N-VA banner, makes no … Continuer la lecture →

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New edition of “Silenciées” – The detention of undocumented people in Belgium

Publié le July 16, 2025 par Getting the Voice Out

Silenciées (Silenced) is a collection of testimonies from people who are or have been detained in detention centres in Belgium. These prisons, that do not speak their name, are where the Belgian state locks up and detains people who, in … Continuer la lecture →

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