Police told to shut down right-wing Brussels conference

Authorities in Brussels have reportedly ordered the police to shut down a right-wing conference that was scheduled to take place in the city.

The conference, organized by a far-right political party, was said to feature speakers who have been known to promote hate speech and xenophobic ideologies.

After receiving reports of potential violence and threats of disruption from counter-protesters, the authorities decided to intervene and prevent the conference from being held.

While freedom of expression is a fundamental right, it is important to draw the line when speech incites violence, discrimination, or hatred towards individuals or groups.

Many have praised the decision to shut down the conference, citing concerns for public safety and preventing the spread of extremist ideologies.