Last Saturday (25th September) marked the start of the No Border camp in Brussels. As of this morning , Thursday 29th September, there are over 700 people on site, and more are expected tomorrow. The camp will conclude this Saturday with a demo through the centre of Brussels.
On Sunday there was a demo outside the closed detention centre Steenokkerzeel near Brussels airport, and yesterday (Wednesday), some No Border activists took part in the demonstration against austerity cuts organised by trade unions in the city while others protested outside Frontex, the European Border Agency (see report on the day here and a press release about police repression here). Meanwhile there have been workshops, debates and concerts both on the camp and at various locations across the city, including at the squatted Gesu monastery in the east of the city which is occupied by 130 sans-papiers.
Up-to-date news on the camp can be found on Indymedia Brussels and a programme of the camp can be downloaded here.
The camp's website is here, and below is the call out for the camp....