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Belgian police arrest 40 anti-globalisation protesters

Belgian police have arrested 40 anti-globalisation protesters near Brussels city centre.

Belgian police arrest 40 anti-globalisation protesters

Thu, 13 Dec, 2001 - 15:12

Belgian police have arrested 40 anti-globalisation protesters near Brussels city centre.

The protesters had chained themselves to an abandoned building as part of a demonstration to mark the start of an EU summit.

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