Several victims of the attack on the Place Saint-Lambert in Liège, perpetrated by Nordine Amrani, believe that the Belgian State bears a large part of responsibility for this tragedy. The Constitutional Court seems to share this view.
Belgian justice has been examining since Tuesday, February 2, the charges against 20 alleged accomplices of the perpetrators of the November 13, 2015 attacks in Paris. This step precedes the trial that should be held at the end of the year in Brussels.
Nabil S., a Moroccan residing in Belgium, escaped a 15-year prison sentence before the 90th criminal chamber of the Court of First Instance in Brussels. He was on trial for the murder of Mohamed Hammas, a 28-year-old man, killed by a bullet in the chest in the Colruyt parking lot in Schaerbeek on April 11, 2012.
Since the beginning of January, travelers arriving from Morocco are among more than 40% of Belgians who did not undergo the mandatory coronavirus screening test on their return. This is indicated in a weekly report from the Public Health Institute, Sciensano.
Long announced in the press, the return of Moroccan international Nabil Dirar to the Bruges club has become a reality since Friday, January 29. The Moroccan player comes to fill the void left by Krépin Diatta and Emmanuel Dennis.
The Executive of Muslims of Belgium is upset with the local press. The institution also refutes the "unfounded accusations" of the Minister of Justice on its evaluation report, relayed by the press. The latter would have made "completely abusive and totally unacceptable" political comments.
In the Brussels Criminal Court, a sentence of five years in prison was requested against Faiza H., the widow of Feisal Yamoun, one of the co-founders of the Salafist group Sharia4Belgium.
Belgium has banned a Turkish imam from staying on its soil after the dissemination of homophobic statements on social media. His residence permit will not be renewed, announced the State Secretary for Asylum and Migration, Sammy Mahdi (CD&V), in a press release.
915,000 euros were seized last year by customs from travelers departing for non-EU countries, including Morocco, at Brussels Airport. These figures represent a third less than the amounts seized in 2019 (3.1 million euros), according to figures from the FPS Finance.
As of this Wednesday until March 1st, non-essential travel to and from Belgium is no longer allowed. An unflattering decision for Brussels airport as well as for the Moroccan community, very important in this country.
The current ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium to the Islamic Republic of Iran is expected to hold the same position in Rabat. Véronique Petit, according to some Belgian media, will come to replace the current ambassador, Marc Trenteseau.
Moroccan international Nabil Dirar could return to FC Bruges, after a few months of wandering at Fenerbahce. An agreement would have been reached, according to the Turkish press, to allow the 34-year-old player to reconnect with the green rectangle, especially since he has been completely absent from the local championship.