After approving the measure that "football fans who make racist or homophobic comments must be immediately banned from the stadium", the Belgian Pro League announced on Tuesday that these supporters will now have to take a course before being reintegrated into the stands.
Mohamed Boughaiout, 33, made a rather surprising statement during his appearance on Tuesday, November 12, before the Liège Assize Court. This man, drowning in debt, confesses to having killed his mother to end her suffering, of which he is the source.
Following a grenade attack targeting a Moroccan family in Belgium, an investigating judge would like to have the emergency records in order to further the ongoing investigation.
Célia, the JD sports manager, is being prosecuted for making racist remarks towards employees, and faces up to one year in prison and a fine. As a prelude to her hearing, she was deprived of her liberty on Friday.
Two women from the city of Antwerp have managed to escape from the Al-Hol camp in Syria.
An arrest warrant has been issued against a 51-year-old woman arrested on November 5. She had pushed a 68-year-old veiled woman onto the tram tracks at the De Brouckère station.
Ridouan O., 39, suspected of having slit the throat of his ex-partner, Jill Himpe, 36, on Tuesday, November 5, appeared yesterday, Friday, October 8, before the Chamber of the Council. Angry, his sister-in-law insulted the suspect during the reconstruction of the murder.
His choice apparently did not please. Having chosen the Netherlands as his sporting nationality, the young player of Moroccan origin, Mohammed Ihattaren, was accosted by supporters at Eindhoven airport.
The father of little Younès, Mohamed Jratlou, has been free since Wednesday, November 6, after serving a 9-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter against his son.
Nadia Baghouri, 28, an Antwerp fighter in Syria, was sentenced to five years in prison by the Belgian Federal Prosecutor’s Office. After leaving to join, in 2013, her husband, Mohamed Mezroui, she now finds herself with her 4 children in the Al-Hol refugee camp and wishes to return to her homeland with her family or to a secure state.
They separated after 11 years of a marriage that had known violence and conflicts. But this truce was apparently not enough to free the vengeful soul of the husband, who did not take long to commit a conjugal homicide.
In Belgium, a homeless woman tried to kill two women by pushing them onto the metro tracks. She justifies this act by saying she does not like veiled women.