Education workers and supporters march to defend public education and young people’s future

A broad union-front demonstration in Brussels called for secure, fairly paid work, social security and accessible public services, and rejected social regression. The FGTB explicitly invited...

The Climate Coalition brought together over 100 groups, unions and NGOs for a Brussels march. Police estimated around 20,000 participants and organisers around 30,000. The coalition asked...

Belgium’s major unions called a national strike and demonstration against proposed pension, labour-market and public-spending reforms. The action paralysed much air travel and disrupted public...

The Mirabal platform, a coalition of around a hundred organisations, called a national Brussels march against gender-based violence. Organisers and union partners connected physical and sexual...

The general strike followed transport action on 24 November and public-service strikes on 25 November. The three-day escalation disrupted transport, airports, schools, hospitals, culture and private...

Dozens of students gathered at Vrije Universiteit Brussel’s Etterbeek campus in an action initiated by students after proposals for higher-education cuts emerged. Participants questioned the effects...

Unions called a new national demonstration and strike in Brussels as part of sustained resistance to federal reforms affecting pensions, employment and social protection. Event photographs show...

On the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Platform 2103 and allied groups called actions in Brussels, Ghent, Liège, Hasselt and Antwerp. Organisers challenged racialised...

A congress convened parliamentarians, legal experts and movement supporters in Brussels while the Global Sumud Flotilla sailed toward Gaza. The event promoted coordinated action on arms transfers,...

The FGTB, CSC and CGSLB called a national demonstration in Brussels amid energy-price increases and renewed pressure on automatic wage indexation. The unions argued that pension reforms risked further...