Harassment, xenophobia and racism have become the daily ordeal of Arab or Maghrebi-origin teachers and supervisors in a public school in Charleroi, Belgium. Five of them denounce it.
In Belgium, a new retirement home welcomes the elderly from immigrant backgrounds, who are becoming increasingly numerous in Laeken. It has set itself the mission of meeting their specific needs.
A Belgian of Moroccan origin died Tuesday in a car accident that occurred in Meerhout, in the Antwerp region. His brother was also injured in the tragedy.
After protesting on Monday against the configuration of the boxes, the accused in the Brussels attacks and their lawyers have prevailed. The President of the Court ordered the dismantling of the boxes and their replacement by others less disturbing for the defense.
Wanted since early June for attempted murder and kidnapping by the Belgian federal police, the Belgian-Moroccan boxer Nabil Messaoudi has just been transferred to Belgium.
Dismissed without notice for serious misconduct in 2017, the Islamic religion teacher, Hicham Abdel Gawadle, can now resume his profession. The Council of State has just overturned the decision made five years ago.
By posting his freestyle football performances on social media, especially TikTok, Omar, only 19 years old, is a hit. A hobby that could become a real activity.
Last Monday, Ryad, a 4-year-old boy, was violently attacked by a pitbull in Koekelberg, Brussels.
Moroccan international Selim Amallah is eagerly awaiting the World Cup to be held next November in Qatar. To participate in it, he must follow the advice of the coach of Morocco, Walid Regragui.
A Moroccan residing in Belgium is preparing to leave Brussels for Morocco, in order to raise money for a sexagenarian suffering from cancer. The latter does not have the means to be treated.
The Belgian government seems willing to ease the sanctions for non-compliance with the 2011 law banning the wearing of any clothing that completely or mainly covers the face in public space. The subject is currently under discussion.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II did not prompt the Belgian royal family to postpone the wedding of Princess Maria-Laura to her Franco-Moroccan Prince Charming William Isvy.