BRUSSELS - Asylum seekers have been sleeping in the streets, some for weeks, in the Belgian capital Brussels - as the government grapples over the lack of capacity to accommodate them despite months of debate over the issue.
A group of young mainly Afghan men huddle together underneath a makeshift shelter in front of the Petit-Château asylum reception centre in Brussels.
Among them is 28-year old Abdulwahab, who says he's been sleeping on the pavement for the past two weeks.
