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Northern Ireland, where anti-immigration protests are being held. Many of them are peaceful but others
Anti-immigration protests have broken out in Belfast, Northern Ireland, after a [knife attack](/news/2026/6/10/protesters-torch-cars-buildings-in-belfast-after-knife-attack
anti-immigrant protests could break-out across Northern Ireland after a Sudanese asylum seeker was arrested
anti-immigrant violence in the city in Northern Ireland. Police said the protesters threw “missiles
Northern Ireland](https://www.theguardian.com/uk/northernireland) in a second night of anti-immigration protests. Police used
Northern Ireland secretary has condemned “racist thuggery” in Belfast after a second night of violent anti-immigration protests
anti-immigration activists. Ogilvie, a man in his 40s, was hospitalized with deep cuts to his head, face and back. Police said Alodid entered Northern Ireland from the neighboring Republic of Ireland in 2023, applied
anti-immigration issue or a racist protest,” Long said. “Ultimately if you’re driving people from their homes based on the colour of their skin you can’t dress that up any other
Northern Ireland calling for a strict clampdown on immigration. And there were also others, many masked, who took to the streets and caused serious violence. Some of the posts circulating on social media gave times
anti-immigration protesters in Belfast](https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/540295e33131f0abf8603dd152e077c4cbb7c90d/0_0_5000_3166/master/5000.jpg?width=445&dpr=1&s=none&crop=none) Police blocking a road leading to a hotel previously believed to house migrants, in Glengormley, north of Belfast. Photograph: Henry Nicholls/AFP/Getty Images Aaron Edwards, a historian
Anti-immigrant protesters in the city of Belfast in the United Kingdom have torched vehicles and buildings after a Sudanese man was arrested over a knife attack that left one person with serious injuries. Hundreds
anti-immigration protests, some of which turned violent, started on Tuesday in response to a knife attack. Sudanese 30-year-old **Hadi Alodid**, of Duncairn Avenue, [Belfast](https://www.theguardian.com/uk/belfast), was charged with the attempted
Northern Ireland Hilary Benn on Thursday slammed the previous two days of [anti-immigration violence](/news/2026/6/10/why-has-belfast-erupted-in-anti-immigrant-violence-after-a-knife-attack) in the capital, Belfast. The return of unrest to the province, which suffered decades of sectarian violence before
Ireland before? [Anti-immigration riots](/news/2025/6/13/why-have-anti-immigration-riots-broken-out-in-northern-ireland) during the summers of 2024 and 2025 are one of the few examples in recent times of protest movements spreading across the Irish border. Then there was some evidence
Northern Ireland’s justice minister, Naomi Long, condemned the violence which she said was fuelled by online commentators who would struggle to find Belfast on the map. She told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme
anti-immigration protests because the suspect is an asylum seeker. [ where the 2024 riots took place. The 27 towns were identified as sites of significant disorder in a House of Commons briefing document published in September 2024. Between 30 July
Anti-immigrant rioters have carried out a wave of [racist attacks](/news/2026/6/11/minister-condemns-racist-thuggery-as-violence-returns-to-northern-ireland) in the Northern Irish capital after a [knife attack](/news/2026/6/10/protesters-torch-cars-buildings-in-belfast-after-knife-attack) on Wednesday. The alleged assailant, a 30-year-old Sudanese national who entered