Belfast Protests Highlight Anti-Racism Stand
Belfast Protests Highlight Anti-Racism Stand
Belfast Protests Highlight Anti-Racism Stand
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Thousands of anti-racism protesters gathered in Belfast for demonstrations organized by various groups including United Against Racism and End Deportations Belfast, following a week of violence and disorder. The protests, supported by the Northern Ireland Committee of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, featured chants and signs opposing racism and promoting diversity. A counter-protest on Friday saw anti-racism activists outnumber anti-immigration protesters, with both sides kept apart by police. Recent racially-motivated attacks in Belfast have included assaults on individuals and damage to homes and businesses. The events underscore a broader commitment to reclaiming public spaces from violent racists and demonstrating Belfast's inclusive values.

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Up to 15,000 people take part in anti-racism rally in Belfast
Anti-racism rally begins in Belfast after week of anti-immigration disorder
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