Frédéric Loore is a Belgian freelance journalist and regular contributor to Paris Match.
He specialises in investigative reporting and long-form narrative journalism. His articles have appeared in Belgian and international publications. A significant portion of his work focuses on human trafficking and other forms of trafficking.
Loore was one of the recipients of the 2011 Lorenzo Natali Journalism Prize for his investigation into the exploitation of children travelling between Romania and Belgium. In 2013, he won a Belgian prize for his story about the international trafficking of African football players. He is the co-author of books on depleted uranium (2001), human trafficking and organised crime in Belgium (2007), and trafficking in football (2014).
