This article tries to define the evolution of preoccupations and actions concerning health policies applied to the population coming from muslim immigration in French speaking Belgium. The objective of this research is to define the evolution of the perception of needs and health problems as for muslim migrants (especially for Turkish and North Africans) that the experts and efficient organizations have been able to develop. It also deals with the links between these states and the great sociohistorical stages of the migrants families settlings in the French community in Belgium, and also the links between these precedent states and the evolution of the government policies of health, welcome and integration. The movement of ideas and the interventions concerning the field of health seem to be influenced by several factors: the perceptions and techniques have been adapted to the main structuration of the migrant community. They have also followed the political priorities as for migration. Besides, those have been adapted to the global evolution of public health actions' philosphies.

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moslem immigrant Review Belgium health care policy human