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Activists Storm Cameroon Embassy in Belgium on September 3, 2026

On September 3, 2026, members of the Brigade Anti-Sardinard (BAS) forcibly entered the Cameroon embassy in Brussels. During the incursion, they expressed their grievances and even threw flour at the embassy staff, highlighting their ongoing protests against the Cameroonian government.

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Details of the Incident

On Thursday, September 3, 2026, members of the Brigade Anti-Sardinard (BAS) stormed the Cameroon embassy located in Brussels. This action was part of their ongoing protests against the Cameroonian government, which they accuse of various injustices. The activists managed to enter the embassy premises, where they confronted the staff and made their demands known.

During the incursion, the activists resorted to throwing flour at the embassy staff, a symbolic act meant to express their discontent. This unusual method of protest has been a hallmark of the BAS's tactics in their campaign against the government. The incident has drawn attention to the ongoing tensions between the Cameroonian diaspora in Europe and the authorities back home.

Background of the Brigade Anti-Sardinard

The Brigade Anti-Sardinard (BAS) is a group formed by Cameroonian activists in the diaspora, primarily in Europe. They have been vocal against the government of Cameroon, particularly criticizing its handling of political dissent and human rights issues. The group's name is a derogatory term aimed at supporters of the ruling party, reflecting their opposition to the current regime.

The BAS has organized various protests and demonstrations in different countries, often targeting Cameroonian embassies. Their actions are intended to raise awareness about the political situation in Cameroon and to mobilize support for their cause among the international community. The embassy incursion in Brussels is one of the most notable actions they have taken recently.

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