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Thousands attended an anti-racism rally in Belfast, Northern Ireland, following riots triggered by a knife attack by a Sudanese national. The unrest, fueled by a viral video of the attack, led to arson targeting ethnic minority homes and businesses, including a Middle Eastern supermarket. Protesters condemned racism amid rising race hate crimes in Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland secretary Hilary Benn condemned Belfast riots as 'racist thuggery' after 12 police officers were injured. Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch apologized for granting asylum to Sudanese national Hadi Alodid, who allegedly committed a knife attack, under a fast-track scheme.

Arson and anti-immigrant violence erupted in Belfast following a knife attack that left a local man with severe injuries. A Sudanese man with refugee status, Hadi Alodid, was charged with attempted murder and other offenses, sparking protests and attacks targeting immigrants and minority families.