In Liège, a wave of solidarity is forming to help the Boujamaoui family who lost three of their four children in a terrible road accident in Morocco. Grieved, this family of Moroccans residing in Ans no longer intends to return to the family home.
The Moroccan-origin Molenbeekoise, Khadija Chaou, under threat of eviction, will be able to remain with her four children in her social housing in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, until the case is heard on appeal. This is the decision of the Brussels Court of First Instance.
Three people died, all from the same family, including Youssef Boujamaoui, a young player from RFC Liège, in a road accident in Morocco. The driver of the vehicle, their father, survived.
The airline Ryanair has decided to cancel several flights with a Belgian crew this weekend due to the strike of Belgian pilots. However, it maintains the other flights with crews from other countries such as Morocco.
For the second consecutive year, the name Mohamed tops all records in Brussels. This is what Statbel indicated in its ranking of the most popular first names in 2021 in Belgium and regions.
Young people from the Foyer left Molenbeek on July 1 to cycle to Morocco. They arrived in Marseille on Tuesday.
The father of Ihsane Jarfi, a young Moroccan killed in Liège due to his sexual orientation, is among the Belgians who will receive a title of nobility or an honorary distinction from King Philippe on the occasion of the national holiday.
In Borgerhout (Antwerp), the restaurant belonging to the family of Belgian-Moroccan kickboxer Jamal Ben Saddik was, for the third time, the target of an attack in the night from Sunday to Monday, July 18.
Municipal and regional cleaning services have often criticized the Muslim community in Belgium for the large number of sheep carcasses in the streets the day after the celebration of Eid Al-Adha.
The border police services arrested, at the Mohammed V airport in Casablanca, a Belgian of Algerian origin, a drug criminal from Antwerp under five international arrest warrants issued by the Belgian authorities.
Sentenced to life imprisonment in France for his role in the November 13, 2015 attacks in Paris, Salah Abdeslam has been transferred from France and incarcerated in the Ittre prison in Belgium, and will have to be tried for his involvement in the Brussels attacks.
Khadija Chaou, a single mother of Moroccan origin from Molenbeek, has become a tenant facing eviction for several months. She hopes that the Brussels Court of First Instance will make a decision in her favor.