Portraits Brussels photographer - Inspiring Insights and Tips on Portrait Photography Techniques #asylumPortraits Brussels photographer - Inspiring Insights and Tips on Portrait Photography Techniques #asylumhttps://www.portraits.brussels/blogs/tag/asylumFri, 08 May 2026 08:21:05 -0700http://zoho.com/sites/<![CDATA[Asylumseekers Brussels survive in squatted houses]]>https://www.portraits.brussels/blogs/post/asylumseekers-brussels-survive-in-squatted-houses
freezing cold in sqautted houseasylumseekers brusselssquatting in Brussels to survive the coldasylum brussels
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Homeless temporary shelter north station Brussels  
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cheap shabby hotelrooms in Brussels for asylumseekers. A cheap shabby hotelroom is where this couple stayed for seven months now, waiting for their political asylum in Belgium. Official asylum-stays are full since 2009 and a lot of these political refugees stay on the streets, in prisons or temporary asylums, and even in hotels rented for them by Fedasil, organising the government's aid for  asylumseekers. (Together with ngo's like the red cross)
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Klein kasteeltje Brussel overbezetKlein Kasteeltje AsylumKlein Kasteeltje is de mooie naam voor dit voormalig militair gebouw dat nu dienst doet voor asielzoekersopvang in Brussel.
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Seeking Asylum in Belgium, BrusselsAsylumseekers woken up at North-station BrusselsSeven months in a hotel, waiting for your asylumprocedure in Brussels, that's no fun.
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For a Dutch newspaper I made this portrait of a couple of Kosovo, waiting for their political asylum-case to be decided. They stayed in this hotel for the last 7 months already. De Pers is one of three free newspapers handed out in all public transport in Holland, every day. The journalist, Arnold Karskens, is  a war-reporter living in Brussels. Photographer Sander de Wilde makes well-balanced objective photoreports and documentaries and is not responsable for the way and context his pictures are being used. ( As the headline of the article in this case says: "Belgium is full, everybody wellcome!" )
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