According to the ECtHR press release of 16 November 2022:

"Facts: The applicants are 148 asylum-seekers of various nationalities. They are living in Belgium without accommodation. On various dates they lodged unilateral applications with the Brussels Labour Court, alleging a risk of serious and irreversible damage to human dignity and requesting that Fedasil be ordered to comply with its legal obligations under the Law of 12 January 2007 (the Law). In each of these cases the court ordered Fedasil to house the applicants in a reception centre, or else in a hotel or any other suitable facility should no places be available, and to ensure their reception as defined in section 6 of the Law, subject to penalties for non-compliance. Those orders were duly served and have become final but have not been enforced to date.

Interim measure request and complaints: On various dates between 18 October 2022 and 3 November 2022 the applicants applied to the Court for an interim measure under Rule 39. They relied on various Articles of the Convention including Article 3 (prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment).

Decision of the Court: On 15 November 2022 the Court decided to indicate an interim measure and to enjoin the Belgian State to comply with the orders made by the Brussels Labour Court in respect of each applicant and to provide them with accommodation and material assistance to meet their basic needs for the duration of the proceedings before the Court. The decision was given by the Chamber (seven judges) to which the applications had been allocated."