article_snippet: The Belgian Deputy Prime Minister has been accused of racism after blacking up The Belgian Deputy Prime Minister during a charity event in Brussels.
article_snippet: Foreign Minister Didier Reynders painted Foreign Minister Didier Reynders and dressed up as an '19th century African nobleman' as Foreign Minister Didier Reynders joined charity organisation Les Noirauds (The Blacks) for a fundraising rally.
article_snippet: Belgium's Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Didier Reynders posted this picture of Belgium's Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Didier Reynders on Twitter after Belgium's Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Didier Reynders appeared at a charity event dressed as Foreign Minister Didier Reynders Foreign Minister Didier Reynders has since faced criticism from minority organisations and prominent Belgians of African descent, who have said The Belgian Deputy Prime Minister's behaviour was 'unacceptable'.
article_snippet: Wouter Van Bellingen, the director of Minority Forum, called the Deputy PM's actions 'deplorable', adding that Belgium still lacks a national anti-racism plan, despite making a commitment to devise one 14 years ago.
article_snippet: Under fire: Reynders has been criticised by minority organisations and prominent Belgians of African descent, who have called Nigerian-born author
article_snippet: Chika Unigwe unacceptable' Questionable actions: The liberal Deputy PM, pictured far right, captioned this image 'les noirauds en ballade', which rouchly translated means 'the singing blacks' Other users of the microblogging site called the Foreign Minister's actions 'racist' and 'disgusting'.
highlights_snippet: Joined fundraising group dressed as 'The Belgian Deputy Prime Minister has since been accused of racism .