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Thousands attend anti-racism rally in Belfast

Al Jazeera Saturday 13 June 2026, 19:45 UTC 1 min read
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Thousands attend anti-racism rally in Belfast Thousands attend anti-racism rally in Belfast Thousands joined anti-racism demonstrations across the UK after days of anti-immigration unrest. Large crowds gathered in Belfast and Glasgow to reject racism and far-right mobilisation following riots that targeted ethnic minorities, homes and businesses. Published On 13 Jun 2026

Thousands attend anti-racism rally in Belfast Thousands attend anti-racism rally in Belfast Thousands joined anti-racism demonstrations across the UK after days of anti-immigration unrest. Large crowds gathered in Belfast and Glasgow to reject racism and far-right mobilisation following riots that targeted ethnic minorities, homes and businesses. Published On 13 Jun 2026
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