In 1996, a 300,000-person "White March" demanding 
In 1996, a 300,000-person "White March" demanding criminal justice reform took place in this country's capital. A 1960-61 general strike in this country was influenced by the political leanings of AndrÃ© Renard. In this country, the issue of secular education sparked two so-called "School Wars." In 2003, it became the world's second country to legalize gay marriage. A succession of prime ministers from the Christian Social Party and the Christian People's Party was interrupted by Guy (*) Verhofstadt, a member of this country's VLD. In the early 1960's, this country was officially divided into four language areas: its bilingual capital, home to NATO's headquarters, and French, German, and Dutch areas. For 10 points, name this country home to both Walloon and Flemish-supporting movements.
In 1996, a 300,000-person "White March" demanding criminal justice reform took place in this country's capital.
Belgium [or Kingdom of Belgium; or Koninkrijk BelgiÃ«; or Royaume de Belgique] 