Undocumented migrants on hunger strike for status in Belgium
by REUTERSJun 30, 202112:07 pm +03 +03:00
Hundreds of undocumented migrants have been on a hunger strike for more than a month, requesting to be regularized by the Belgian government to have access to health care.
Asylum-seekers lay on mattresses in the Belgian university.
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Sofiane is one of the asylum-seekers who has sewn his lips together, Belgium, June 29, 2021.
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An asylum-seeker is helped by people before being evacuated to a hospital on the campus of Belgium university ULB, where hundreds of migrants are going on hunger strike, in Brussels, Belgium, June 29, 2021.
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An asylum-seeker is transported amid his hunger strike.
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A woman lays in the crowded room of the university.
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Another asylum-seeker is transported to a hospital by health care workers on the campus of Belgium university ULB.
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Women are seen resting with the other asylum-seekers on hunger strike.
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Mohamed Lamine, an Algerian asylum-seeker, is seen with his lips sewed together.
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Asylum-seeker Youssef Bouzidi, who has been on a hunger strike for a month, is helped by a person on campus.
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An asylum-seeker lies on a stretcher after trying to commit suicide.
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One of the asylum-seekers prays on campus.
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One of the asylum-seekers on hunger strike is evacuated to a hospital by health care workers.
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Hasni Abderrazzek, 44, a Tunisian asylum-seeker, is seen with his lips sewed together.
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Youssef Bouzidi, a Moroccan asylum-seeker, is examined by a health care worker in a room on the campus of Belgium university ULB.