Ten years after Paris attacks, Belgian district of Molenbeek struggles to change its image

A decade after the devastating Paris attacks that claimed 131 lives, Molenbeek, a Brussels district, is working hard to change its negative perception. Once associated with the terrorists who carried out the attacks, Molenbeek faces significant social and security challenges as it attempts to reinvent itself. The local community is engaged in various initiatives aimed at fostering a more positive image and addressing the underlying issues that have plagued the area. This effort is crucial not only for the residents' sense of identity but also for the broader societal implications of overcoming stigma and promoting integration in a post-terrorism context.