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Thousands Gather in Belfast for Anti-Racism Protest Following Knife Attack
Thousands in Belfast took to the streets in an anti-racism march in response to days of unrest following a knife attack. Protesters carried banners reading “Belfast against racism” and “Hate is the only threat to our streets.”
In Belfast, Northern Ireland, thousands of people took to the streets for an anti-racism protest following several days of unrest.
The demonstration was organized after tensions escalated over two nights in the city, triggered by the spread of a knife attack on social media on the night of June 8.
The crowd carried banners emphasizing their stance against racism. Among the slogans chanted by protesters were "Belfast against racism" and "Hate is the only threat to our streets."
Tensions in the city rose as footage of the attack went viral on social media. The video shows an assailant repeatedly stabbing a person lying on the ground.
The protest emerged as a community response to the recent atmosphere of violence and polarization.
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