The third article in our three-part series on Flanders’ involvement in ending child labour in India’s natural stone industry, we talk to an Indian NGO, which credits the work of Flanders’ importers and government initiatives for having a major impactFull story
The second in our three-part series on Flanders’ involvement in ending child labour in India’s stone industry looks at the region’s ILO Trust Fund, which has provided seed money to expand a project that is getting Indian kids out of quarries and into schoolsFull story
The first in our three-part series on Flanders’ involvement in ending child labour in India’s stone industry looks at Beltrami and Stoneasy, natural stone importers in Flanders. Run by the same family, they have taken the lead in ensuring an ethical supply chainFull story
Following the recent murder of Julie Van Espen, a silent march against sexual violence drew twice as many people as expected to the streets of the port cityFull story
Due to the migrant camp established next to the bus stops in Brussels’ North Station, both MIVB and De Lijn are terminating lines earlier or stopping outside the stationFull story
Researchers at Antwerp University have developed a political barometer to analyse which issues and political parties are hot on social media, two weeks ahead of the electionsFull story
