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01 April 2021|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The organised crime group (OCG), consisting mainly of Iranian nationals living in France, the Netherlands and the UK, endangered the lives of hundreds of migrants while transporting them from France to the UK, across one of the world's busiest commercial shipping lanes, in overloaded small boats and...
10 March 2021|PRESS RELEASE
Judicial and law enforcement authorities in Belgium, France and the Netherlands have in close cooperation enabled major interventions to block the further use of encrypted communications by large-scale organised crime groups (OCGs), with the support of Europol and Eurojust. The continuous monitoring...
|LAST UPDATE:26 June 2024|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) interpreted in its case-law the notion of ‘issuing judicial authority’ under Article 6(1) of the Framework Decision on the European Arrest Warrant and the surrender procedures between the Member States (EAW FD). In 2019, the CJEU clarified in several...

The Amouda case(Infographic)

05 November 2020|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
30 September 2020|PRESS RELEASE
A major operation involving judicial and law enforcement authorities from Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, supported by Europol and Eurojust, led to the dismantling of a large network of criminals smuggling migrants in life threatening conditions across the English Channel.
30 September 2020|PRESS RELEASE
On 28 September 2020, a coordination meeting between Slovak and Belgium judicial authorities in the criminal case of a Slovak citizen Jozef Chovanec took place in Brussels. The meeting was organized by Eurojust, the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation.
Belgium
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The Belgian Desk is headed by Hilde Vandevoorde, who is the National Member for Belgium since December 2017. In 2025, the Belgian Desk was involved in 432 new cases, 98 coordination meetings, 5 coordination centres and 46 joint investigation teams.