Belgian Supreme Court Reverses Police Siege on Conservative Conference in Brussels

The court's decision came after a series of venue cancellations and police interventions, highlighting issues of free speech and political bias.

The Brussels conference, aimed at discussing national conservatism, faced multiple cancellations due to pressure from local authorities and violent threats.
Freedom Conservatives publicly supported their ideological rivals, emphasizing the importance of free speech despite deep-rooted disagreements.
Belgian police enforced a siege at the conference venue, blocking access to attendees, which was later overturned by the supreme court.
International leaders and political figures criticized the suppression of the conference, labeling the actions as a violation of constitutional rights.
The incident has sparked a broader debate on free speech and political intolerance in Europe, with significant implications for upcoming elections.