Content by tag : crime
Brussels municipalities will receive €500,000 in additional funding to install more bicycle parking facilities around the city, including new secure bicycle boxes. The additional grants are
The Belgian congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses attended a hearing yesterday in criminal court in response to charges of discrimination based on religious beliefs and incitement to hatred.
Nearly 5,000 firearms – rifles, pistols or small guns - were seized last year, according to Belgium’s Central Weapons Registry (CWR).
Brussels-City mayor Philippe Close has filed a civil suit against four juveniles who vandalised property and police vehicles in the Marolles over the weekend.
Slovakia’s parliament has demanded that the European Union investigate Belgium’s handling of the Jozef Chovanec case.
A home in Antwerp’s Deurne district was showered with bullets in the middle of the night in the latest in a series of incidents that occurred throughout the weekend.
Details have emerged about the death of Ilse Uyttersprot, city councillor in Aalst and former mayor of the city.
Aalst city councillor Ilse Uyttersprot (CD&V), who served a term as the city’s mayor, has been killed, the public prosecutor of East Flanders has announced.
Eighteen months after a 20-year-old student died of organ failure after being forced to drink fish oil during a student club initiation ceremony, Limburg’s public prosecutor has decided to press c
