Sanda Dia died after being made to consume excessive amounts of fish oil and alcohol in 2018.
A mural of Sanda Dia has been painted at the university he was studying at in LeuvenThe death of black Belgian student Sanda Dia shocked Dutch-speaking Flanders in 2018.
The court ruled that the students - members of the now-disbanded Reuzegom, whose members were traditionally associated with some of Belgian society's elites - were not guilty of intentionally administering harmful substance causing death or illness. Other local media reports have claimed some of Reuzegom's members were the sons of politicians and judges - pointing to their privileged positions in society.
Speaking about the sentencings, she said, "In Belgium, if you take the bus but you don't have a ticket... you get a higher fine for that" than what the students involved in hazing received. "Everyone gets humiliation independently of their colour, but some people have some remarks which are not given to others," Mr Kitenge, president of the youth branch of the French speaking DéFI party, said.Others disagree.
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