Re:The US ambassador had Belgian police stop our reporting
by golem14 on Wednesday July 01, 2026 @05:12AM
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It probably matters if the park, or the rented sub-venue is a public place or not.
Local laws also matter.
In the US, getting someone removed from a public event without or with fabricated cause is likely to cause problems down the road, as the removed people might be likely to win lawsuits.
Belgium has probably - like the rest of the EUb - far weaker freedom of speech protections,
But IANAL, and just a second rate, third hand armchair commentator.
Local laws also matter.
In the US, getting someone removed from a public event without or with fabricated cause is likely to cause problems down the road, as the removed people might be likely to win lawsuits.
Belgium has probably - like the rest of the EUb - far weaker freedom of speech protections,
But IANAL, and just a second rate, third hand armchair commentator.