The report of the Flemish Inspectorate of Finance on the subsidies granted in recent years to non-profit organizations, including the famous "Let’s Go Urban Academy" association, accuses deputy Sihame El Kaouakibi of "systematic abuse of subsidy flows".
Morocco could suspend air links with Belgium, whose epidemiological situation has deteriorated in recent days.
Adil, a 20-year-old man, was beaten by 15 individuals and left for dead near the Quaregnon slag heap (Belgium). His attackers burned the van he was driving to erase the traces. The victim and his mother are still in shock.
Loubna Benaïssa, a 9-year-old Moroccan girl who disappeared on August 5, 1992 in Ixelles, Belgium, was found dead four years later. She was buried in Tangier.
The Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) regularly causes controversies since its creation. Recently again, the president of this association announced that he is renouncing state subsidies, denouncing "political interference".
The shipment of 1,355 kg of drugs seized on board a Brazilian cruise ship at the Tanger Med port was destined for the port of Antwerp.
Two Belgian jihadists, including Younes Abaaoud, brother of Abdelhamid, one of the masterminds of the Paris attacks, owned Yazidi slaves. This is at least what a young Yazidi girl, herself a former slave, revealed.
In Brussels , the majority of delivery people working with restaurants are undocumented immigrants using false identities to make a living.
Dounia, a Belgian influencer, says she lived the worst days of her life during a trip to Morocco where she claims she was drugged and raped in a villa. She has filed a complaint against the alleged rapists and an investigation is underway.
The Belgo-Moroccan Ali Aarrass , detained for 12 years in Morocco for belonging to a terrorist group, filed a request in 2018 with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), in which he believes he did not have the necessary consular assistance throughout this period. The request was rejected.
In Belgium, the Constitutional Court handed down a ruling on Thursday, September 30 that confirms the ban on slaughter without prior stunning. A decision that is not to the liking of the Office of the Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) and the Council for the Coordination of Islamic Institutions of Belgium, who are considering an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
Stranded in Morocco in the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, Nele De Vos, a karateka from Hoeselt, is facing difficulties in obtaining a refund for her cancelled flights more than a year and a half after returning to Belgium.