The right not to be discriminated against is a fundamental right recognised not only by international conventions but also by the Belgian Constitution and legislation.
S-Law is particularly committed to ensuring that everyone can enjoy the same rights and services in their professional life (discrimination in recruitment), in their private life (discrimination in access to housing), in their emotional and personal lives (discrimination in access to leisure activities and public services) or in their dealings with the authorities, regardless of the reason for such discrimination (age, gender, sexual orientation, religious or philosophical beliefs, disability, etc.).
Getting married is also a fundamental right.
If a registrar refuses to solemnise your marriage, consult S-Law to check whether an appeal is possible and to challenge this decision.
Obtaining Belgian nationality enables you to become a citizen of the European Union and facilitates access to a number of jobs.
S-Law will assist you with the necessary procedures and can lodge an appeal against a decision refusing to grant you Belgian nationality.
S-Law also defends you before both national and international criminal courts, in Belgium and abroad, if you are being prosecuted or are already in prison.
