Justice.
Federal courts, sentencing and legal-system reform.
Why did Charleroi judges impose eight years for attacking an ex-partner and her mother?
The Charleroi Criminal Court sentenced a man to eight years in prison on 13 August for two attempted murders committed against his former partner and her mother in Carnières on…
Why is Belgium’s judiciary warning politicians after the Grégory Lenoci judgment?
Belgium’s College of Courts and Tribunals has urged political officeholders to act responsibly after judges in Namur received threats following Grégory Lenoci’s 17-year prison…
Why has the Grégory Lenoci verdict divided Belgium over justice and vigilantism?
A Namur court sentenced Grégory Lenoci to 17 years in prison on 20 August for attempting to assassinate his neighbour, after supporters demonstrated outside the courthouse and…
What does Friday’s raadkamer hearing mean in the fatal Heusden-Zolder case?
A man described as a friend of the person killed in a fatal collision linked to Heusden-Zolder is due before the raadkamer on Friday after an investigating judge placed him under…
Why was a young Belgian suspect rearrested over the killing of student Jasin in Spain?
Belgian and Dutch fugitive teams arrested a 19-year-old man near Ghent on 25 June 2026 over the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Dutch national Jasin A. in Fuengirola, Spain, in…
Why did a cocaine courier stopped in Rixensart receive 150 hours of community work?
A Belgian court sentenced a cocaine courier intercepted in Rixensart to 150 hours of community work after he delivered drugs across Wallonia, according to reporting published on…


