anti-immigrant rioting

Thousands of demonstrators in Belfast condemned anti-immigrant rioters who set fire to homes and cars following a stabbing attributed to an asylum seeker.

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Belfast to condemn anti-immigrant rioting that followed a stabbing. The rally aimed to denounce the rioters and their actions.

Thousands gathered in Belfast, Northern Ireland on June 13 for an anti-racism rally to condemn anti-immigrant rioting that followed a stabbing. The event highlighted public opposition to the violence and calls for unity.

Thousands in Belfast protested against anti-immigrant riots that followed a stabbing attributed to an asylum seeker, with demonstrators condemning violence and racism. The riots, which included arson and attacks on police, left over two dozen homeless and injured 12 officers, were linked to far-right agitation across the UK.

The Guardian reporter Hannah Al-Othman covers anti-immigrant rioting in Belfast, focusing on Stella and Sumayah, Ugandan care worker students whose street was affected by violence. Neighboring homes were set on fire, and masked men were present outside their residence.