Protesters in Brussels outraged at “Libya slave market” reports

By Libyan Express Published 26 Nov 2017

Brussels police posted on Twitter: “50 people [were] arrested and [there are] no injuries to be noted.” (Photo: Internet)

50 people were arrested on Saturday in Brussels after police officers were attacked and shops damaged on the margins of a protest over the recent revelations of migrant slave markets in Libya, authorities said.

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A group of people broke off from the demonstration against slavery in Libya before putting on masks and turning violent.

The incidents occurred in the busy commercial neighbourhood around Place Louise near the Belgian capital’s city centre, police spokesman Ilse Van de Keere told AFP.

Brussels police posted on Twitter: “50 people [were] arrested and [there are] no injuries to be noted.”