Belgian Prince Laurent's Social Security Request Denied by Court
The Brussels court ruling restricts the prince's access to social benefits including family allowances, health insurance, and pensions.
A court in Brussels has ruled against the request of Prince Laurent of Belgium to be registered with a social security fund.
The decision, made public on Monday, determined that the prince's application was unfounded, thus preventing him and his family from accessing social security benefits.
As a result, Prince Laurent will not be eligible for various forms of social assistance, including family allowances, health insurance, and pensions.
This ruling marks a significant development in the prince's attempts to secure social welfare coverage in Belgium.
The decision, made public on Monday, determined that the prince's application was unfounded, thus preventing him and his family from accessing social security benefits.
As a result, Prince Laurent will not be eligible for various forms of social assistance, including family allowances, health insurance, and pensions.
This ruling marks a significant development in the prince's attempts to secure social welfare coverage in Belgium.
