Frédéric Loore is a Belgian freelance journalist and regular contributor to Paris Match.

He specialises in investigations and long-form narratives. His articles have been published in the Belgian and foreign press. An important part of his work is dedicated to human trafficking and others kinds of trafficking.

Loore was one of the recipient of the 2011 Lorenzo Natali journalism prize for his investigation about the exploitation of minors between Romania and Belgium. He also won a Belgian prize in 2013 for his story about the international traffic of African football players. He co-authored books about depleted uranium (2001), human trafficking and organised crime in Belgium (2007), and trafficking in football (2014).

Basic information

Name
Frédéric Loore
Expertise
trafficing
Country
Belgium
City
Brussels

Supported projects

The Criminal Migrant Shipping Network

  • Migration

Smugglers, some of them organised in networks, are profiting from migrants’ despair by selling them their services, making a fortune in the process and fueling their criminal enterprise with cash.