Undocumented people begin a renewed occupation of Brussels’ Beguinage church

The socialist trade union federation FGTB/ABVV organised Belgium’s first general strike since the mid-1990s. Workers opposed proposed changes to retirement and end-of-career arrangements and raised...

Belgium’s law allowing same-sex couples to adopt was published in the Belgian Official Gazette on 20 June 2006, extending legal recognition beyond marriage. This was a distinct political...

The Forum Asylum and Migration called a national Brussels march asking the incoming government to replace discretionary decisions with clear criteria and a permanent commission. The action framed...

After sustained campaigning by undocumented migrants and supporters, trade unions and civil-society groups helped obtain a political commitment on regularisation criteria. The campaign combined...

Around 200 undocumented residents associated with UDEP demonstrated in Ixelles, demanding promised regularisation rules and the implementation of the government agreement. The action followed months...

After months in the Beguinage church, around 230 undocumented people began a hunger strike. They said promised regularisation criteria had not materialised and used their own health to force attention...

A Brussels climate-change demonstration mobilised an estimated 13,000 people according to police and around 15,000 according to media and researchers. It formed part of the Belgian climate...

The European Trade Union Confederation organised a Brussels Euro-demonstration as part of a coordinated day of action across Europe. Participants opposed austerity policies and called for investment...

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...

Workers and organisations from Belgium’s non-profit sector demonstrated in Brussels over pressures on services and working conditions. A comparative protest study records roughly 13,800 participants...