Clashes Between Brussels Police and Youths, Water Cannon Deployed
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Reformatorisch Dagblad
In Brussels, major youth protests have escalated into confrontations between the police and demonstrators. According to news agency Belga, the atmosphere is becoming increasingly grim. The police have since deployed a water cannon and tear gas.
The situation got a little tense when dozens of protesters tried to break through the cordon of the police, which blocked their way to the central part of the city, and the police used tear gas.
In Brussels, police used tear gas to disperse a protest against government policies and education reforms. Protesters demanded better working conditions and stronger public services; a general strike was called for November 17.
The police in Brussels used tear gas and pepper spray Protests are taking place in Brussels today in support of young people and against reforms in the field of education, as well as against police violence at previous rallies, and the Belgian police used tear gas and pepper spray during today's riots after some demonstrators began to provoke the police forces and broke through the police cordon. According to the Flemish Radio-Television (VRT) r…
In the centre of Brussels, police clashed with participants in a youth protest against Belgian government policy, using pepper gas, after which some of the demonstrators left the meeting site, as reported by BRUZZ.
These protests were partly inspired by demonstrations in France.
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