After observing a minute of silence and releasing balloons in front of Liège station, the rally participants walked to the salon of the young 24-year-old woman, carrying a banner with “Neither forgetting nor forgiveness”.
In a Belgium hard hit by the coronavirus and forced into a second confinement, the tragedy caused great emotion.
“Alysson, you are essential,” shouted one of the participants.
Alysson Jadin, 24, was found dead on Monday without leaving a written explanation for her suicide, according to the first available information. But everyone made the link with the difficulties of her activity caused by the health crisis.
The young woman, whose salon had to close three weeks earlier due to confinement, could not bear the fact that her activity was deemed “non-essential”, according to her relatives. First an unemployed hairdresser, she opened her business in early August.
