Belgium

4 profiled groups with documented operations in Belgium — 0 Extreme-band, 2 High-band, 2 Moderate or below. Presence here describes documented operations, not a judgement about Belgium or its communities; many listed groups also operate elsewhere.

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Judaism

Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Haredi)

Refers to the strictest Haredi communities (excluding Modern Orthodox), with high gender segregation, internet/secular-media restrictions, and substantial social cost for those who leave.

Wellness / Multi-Level

IM Academy (formerly iMarketsLive / IML)

US-headquartered multi-level marketing company founded in 2013 by Christopher Terry, marketing trading-education products (foreign-exchange, cryptocurrency, sports-betting) through a recruitment-based affiliate structure. Subject of multiple national financial-regulator warnings (Belgian FSMA 2018, Australian ASIC 2019, Spanish CNMV 2018, and others), sustained Truth in Advertising (TINA.org) documentation, and sustained mainstream financial-press coverage.

Judaism

Other European Jewish Orthodox communities (umbrella)

Umbrella for European Jewish Orthodox communities beyond named entries (Stamford Hill UK, Antwerp Belgium, etc.).

New Religious Movement

New Acropolis

New Acropolis is an international esoteric-philosophy organisation founded in Buenos Aires in 1957 by Jorge Ángel Livraga Rizzi, teaching a curriculum of comparative philosophy in the Theosophical lineage through local schools in dozens of countries. Its public face is that of a cultural association — philosophy courses, volunteering, arts events. Its contested face comes from the 1980s–1990s European cult debates: the organisation appeared on the 1995 French parliamentary report's list of movements, Belgian and other inquiries examined it, and ex-member and watchdog accounts describe hierarchical discipline, uniformed ceremonial, loyalty structures, and an internal culture considerably more demanding than the evening-class exterior suggests. The organisation firmly denies sectarian characterisations. The profile scores the documented middle ground at low confidence.

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