A video showing the forceful arrest of a woman wearing a full veil in Antwerp (Belgium) has generated many reactions on social media. The reality is quite different!
The minaret of the Grand Mosque of Brussels located in the Cinquantenaire Park will be partially dismantled in August or September due to the risk of its collapse.
A video posted on X showing people of Muslim faith sharing a meal on graves in the multi-denominational cemetery of Evere (Belgium) has outraged many internet users.
A 22-year-old man was arrested for striking a uniformed police officer who, while pursuing a fugitive, had entered his garden during the night of July 27 to 28 in Anderlecht. The suspect, Oussama Haddade, claims to have mistaken the officer for a burglar. He has just been released under conditions.
Even though they have signed contracts with the Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports that provide for the end of their mission on August 31, 2027, Moroccan educational staff seconded to Belgium have been surprised by a decision terminating their duties.
A 68-year-old Brussels resident filed a complaint with Test Achats over a ride taken during Eid Al-Adha, but billed twice.
Hicham Ajnaou, 48 years old and of Moroccan origin, works as a concierge at the Sofitel Europe in Kirchberg (Luxembourg) where he spends his days meeting the needs of the clients of this 5-star hotel.
Flights to Morocco are disrupted due to extreme crowds at Brussels Charleroi airport.
Belgium wants to deprive major criminals like the Belgian-Moroccan drug trafficker Othman El Ballouti, the "cocaine king" arrested in the United Arab Emirates, extradited from Dubai and now incarcerated in Bruges, of their power - even behind bars. In this sense, Belgian Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden plans to toughen their detention conditions.
A 22-year-old man of Moroccan origin died from his injuries after a serious fall from an electric scooter that occurred on Sunday in Tamise, East Flanders.
Victim of a stray bullet on September 7, 2010 on the Bethléem Square in Saint-Gilles, not far from his home, Adam (a pseudonym) has been confined to a wheelchair for fifteen years. The young man feels "abandoned".
While acknowledging the existence of social fraud and emphasizing the need to fight against it, the federation of Brussels public social welfare centers (CPAS) rejects the image of a "sieve-like" social system.