A student-initiated, politically neutral demonstration in Brussels demanded a government after months of coalition deadlock. Police estimated about 34,000 participants; organisers gave a higher figure. Social media helped mobilise people across linguistic communities, and the march included speeches in Dutch, French and English. It expressed frustration with political elites while showing the possibility of popular action across Belgium’s language divide.
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How did the Shame march mobilise across Belgium’s linguistic communities?
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Student organisers used social networks and addressed participants in Dutch, French and English.
The 2011 Shame march was organised by the Belgian parliament.
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Student organisers initiated the march and used social networks to mobilise participants.