The linked page is accessible to everyone because a US-based NGO has mirrored Belgian law and made it accessible to all people. But attempts to directly visit www.ejustice.just.fgov.be is blocked if you are on the Tor network. The packets are silently dropped making it look as if the website is offline; so the Tor community is...
The rumor I heard was that if you buy a product that fails before the warranty ends, you do not need to contact the manufacturer (in #Belgium). You can simply return the product to the merchant and the merchant must deal with the warranty service....
Before Proximus drilled into the façades of homeowners without consent, they announced it and offered free interior installation in return....
Brusselstimes is a walled garden, so the content is below to ensure everyone can read it:...
Belgium has adopted an “official” app so that anyone can signal for help, so long as they belong to this exclusive group:...
Every 4 years the Commission is willing to hear from individuals as to whether the GDPR is working. If you’re an individual, you likely got no justice from the Belgian DPA. Now you can report the DPA....
“ClientEarth alleges that the Belgian National Bank's participation in the CSPP, by not taking into account climate, environment, and human rights impacts, violated Article 11 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU and Article 37 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (both concern the obligation to integrate...
The Schaerbeek newsletter (vol. 390) page 14 says American start-ups will be considered to write software for the digital transformation that’s being forced on us....
Since September, COVID vaccinations in Brussels have become exclusive. That is, by appointment only -- and they only attempt to give two ways to make an appointment:...
Code Red, who previously protested Engie, now has a #PeopleNotFlights movement to oppose the state’s subsidization of the aviation industry.
Court of appeal ruling means government has only until 2030 to reach target...
In the spirit of the #Reddit mass migration, here is an interesting story that was censored in the r/Brussels subreddit:...
The URL points to a post in m/Law. Effectively crossposting to here. Is that okay? I’m new to kbin.
