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Investigation launched into police conduct during student protests
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Investigation launched into police conduct during student protests

An internal investigation is being launched into the conduct of several police officers during the recent protests against cuts to French-language education in Brussels, after footage appeared on social media showing an officer wearing a banned symbol and officers making inappropriate comments...

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