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The UZ Brussel hospital in Jette must pay damages to a Spanish couple for the implantation of an embryo that led to the birth of twins who did not have the correct genetic material to become bone

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An interactive exhibition in Brussels allows adults to see the dangers in a household – from the perspective of a two-year-old.

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The independent French and English Montgomery International School offers high-quality education for pupils aged five to 18.

A picture taken 20 October 1996 shows an aerial view of protestors during a rally of tens of thousands in Brussels, protesting against the Belgian justice system's handling of the child sex, kidnapping and murder case that shocked the nation (BELGA IMAGE)
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Twenty-five years ago, on Sunday 20 October 1996, 300,000 people gathered near Brussels North station for the start of a march that would become a milestone in Belgian history.

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The League of Families is advocating for the establishment of paid leave - up to 10 days per year - for employees to care for a sick child.

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Fewer babies are being born in Brussels - and this threatens funding and jobs because the number of teachers is proportional to the number of children enrolled, some schools have warned.

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Flanders plans to suspend international adoptions for at least two years while it reforms the system, the Flemish minister in charge of family affairs, Wouter Beke, has announced.

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An 11-year-old has graduated from the University of Antwerp with a bachelor degree in physics.

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Four Belgian MPs are tabling bills in parliament to amend the Civil Code to ban so-called educational corporal punishment such as slapping or spanking.

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