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Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284452.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284453.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284454.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284455.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284456.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284457.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284458.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284459.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284460.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284461.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284462.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284463.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictoriumV_284464.mp4
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270865.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270866.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270867.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270868.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270869.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270870.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270871.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270872.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270873.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270874.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270875.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270876.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270877.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270878.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270879.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270880.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270881.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270882.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270883.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270884.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270885.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270886.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270887.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270888.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270889.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270890.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270891.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270892.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270893.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270894.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270895.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270896.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270897.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270898.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270899.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270900.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270901.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270902.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270903.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270904.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270905.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270906.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270907.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270908.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270909.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270910.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
Demonstration by Belgian police officers
Nicolas Landemard / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0270911.jpg
Around 10 to 12,000 policemen and policewomen from the Belgian police force marched through the streets of the capital today to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the situation of their profession. After the murder of two of them a few days before, the demands in the procession were both for a revaluation of their profession, but also for a greater severity (zero tolerance) against anyone who attacks a police officer. Among the demands was also the one concerning pensions.
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