Abderrahim Lhlali and Mohamed Ozdemir, both lawyers for ten children of Islamic State fighters, have found a strategy to force the Belgian state to repatriate their clients. They have taken the resolution to send a bailiff to the Ministries of Justice and Foreign Affairs.
The STIB wants to hire this year, in anticipation of the extension of its network and the commissioning of new vehicles, it announces in a press release. A total of 528 bus drivers, 126 tram drivers and 41 metro operators are being sought.
There were 5,000 or even 6,000 faithful who paid a well-deserved tribute on Monday, February 3 in Molenbeek, to the Belgian-Moroccan preacher, Rachid Haddach, who died after a long illness.
The Belgian Muslim community is in mourning. The Belgian-Moroccan preacher, teacher and lecturer Rachid Haddach passed away on Sunday evening from an illness at the age of 49.
Morocco is among the countries of choice for one in ten retirees who prefer to live their retirement abroad.
On Wednesday, during a discussion in the Justice Committee, the N-VA bill that increases the possibility of deprivation of Belgian nationality for terrorism could not reach consensus in the Chamber.
On the initiative of the non-profit organization Museum and Documentation Center of Moroccan Immigration in Belgium (ASBL Mémorial), a memorial museum of Moroccan immigration will be inaugurated in Brussels, early 2021.
An Islamic State fighter, originally from Borgerhout, Saïda El Mimouni, was sentenced on Thursday to five years in prison.
Between the repatriation of the children of jihadists stranded in Syria, and the payment of a penalty of 50,000 euros by Belgium, Abderrahim Lahlali and Mohamed Ozdemir, both lawyers for the families concerned, choose the first option.
The Molenbeek alderman, Abdellah Achaoui, who is also president of the ASBL Ecole des jeunes de l’Union Saint-Gilloise, made numerous cash withdrawals, without any justification, using the school’s bank card. This is, at least, what the magazine Medor has claimed.
Rachida, a Moroccan expatriate (MRE), says she was a victim of racism from a nurse who made her undergo an examination at the radiology department of the Sint-Franciscus hospital in Heusden-Zolder, Limburg, Belgium, on Friday, January 24. She had a sprained big toe.
Fatima Ezzarhouni, 48, and Sophie Pirson, 61, respectively the mother of a radicalized person and the mother of a victim of the double attack carried out on March 22, 2016, have been looking in the same direction, with the same acuity, since their meeting in 2018. They are looking for a publisher for a book they are preparing in order to bring about qualitative change in society.