Disturbing Belgium: Nearly 200 Detained in Protests Against Cuts and the Far Right · Global Voices
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Nearly 200 people have been arrested in Belgium during Saturday’s demonstrations against cuts in education, federal government policies and the rise of the far right. Mobilizations, in which issues related to police action were also reported, ended with clashes between participants and security forces, according to local authorities.
Five police officers were injured in protests held in Belgium yesterday; 150 people were detained in Brussels and 45 in Liege. It was announced that 12 of those detained in Liege were minors, and 15 of those detained in Brussels were also minors.
Nearly 200 people were arrested in Belgium during protests against cuts in education, the federal government and the rise of the far right. The demonstrations, held in Brussels and Liège, ended with clashes between police and demonstrators, leaving five officers injured slightly and damage to public furniture.
Nearly 200 people were arrested in Belgium during the demonstrations that took place this Saturday against the cuts in education
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