Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel was addressing an audience in the town of Namur on Monday, December 22, when a group of protesters pelted him with mayonnaise and deep fried potatoes shouting slogans against his austerity plans. The attack was carried out by four women from a group called LilithS. They claim to be a splinter of Femen, the Ukrainian group which became famous for its topless protests.
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Protesters pelt Belgium's PM with chips and mayonnaise
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel was addressing an audience in the town of Namur on Monday, December 22, when a group of protesters pelted him with mayonnaise and deep fried potatoes shouting slogans against his austerity plans. The attack was carried out by four women from a group called LilithS. They claim to be a splinter of Femen, the Ukrainian group which became famous for its topless protests.
