Imprisoned since 2021 in Morocco for indecent assault , Belgian Marc Moerman was nevertheless acquitted in his country. This Thursday, the Justice Minister travels there to negotiate his repatriation.
After a quiet start, the Moroccan midfielder Yassine Khalifi is finally shining in Sporting Charleroi’s colors. A rise in form rewarded by an outstanding performance against Genk, announcing a bright future.
Days away from facing Bruges, the attacking midfielder for Union Saint-Gilloise opened up completely. The Belgian player of Moroccan descent answered ten statements directly concerning his game, his team and his future, clearly displaying his European ambitions.
Marc Moerman, originally from Bruges, was sentenced in 2021 in Morocco for indecent assault on his son and two stepchildren, after his ex-wife, of Moroccan origin, filed a complaint against him. His family is calling for his release, assuring that the 61-year-old man is not guilty of these acts.
The political parties N-VA and Vlaams Belang criticize the use of Arabic language by the City of Bruges to communicate with residents.
Chemsdine Talbi hesitates to choose his sporting nationality. The 19-year-old Belgian-Moroccan, playing at Club Bruges, will he finally lean towards the Atlas Lions to the detriment of the Red Devils?
Prosecuted before the Bruges criminal court for having exploited migrants, two Moroccans, managers of chicken slaughterhouses in Kortrijk and Ingelmunster, deny the facts, simply recognizing undeclared work. They risk heavy prison sentences.
A sausage sandwich and an illegal stay, a cocktail that led a 33-year-old Moroccan man straight to court. The Bruges court sentenced him to eight months in prison for an incident that took place in a Carrefour Express at the Bruges train station.
Salah Abdeslam and Mohamed Abrini, convicted for the Maelbeek and Zaventem attacks in 2016, were wiretapped in the Bruges prison. These recordings reveal the personality traits of the two men of Moroccan origin.
Plainclothes police officers seized nearly a ton of Moroccan cannabis in Bruges and arrested eight people, seven of whom were indicted.
The use of the word "negro" in a question during a physics class at the Royal Athenaeum of Bruges has caused controversy in Belgium. Shocked, a senior student shared the question on social media.