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‘Let us be no more silent’: Protesters keep up pressure over death of Yves Sakila

Congolese man died after being restrained on Henry Street, Dublin, followed alleged shoplifting

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irishtimes.comStai leggendo3 g fa

‘Let us be no more silent’: Protesters keep up pressure over death of Yves Sakila

Congolese man died after being restrained on Henry Street, Dublin, followed alleged shoplifting

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arabnews.com3 g fa

Dublin protest urges probe into ‘George Floyd’-style death

DUBLIN: Protesters in Dublin demanded “justice” Saturday for a Congolese man who died after he was restrained by security guards, in an incident likened to George Floyd’s murder in the United Statess six years ago.…

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theguardian.com2 g fa

Death of Congolese man renews scrutiny of race relations in Ireland

Yves Sakila died after being restrained by security guards ‘in broad daylight’

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dawn.com2 g fa

Dubliners seek probe into Congolese man’s ‘Floyd-style’ death

DUBLIN: Protesters in Dublin demanded “justice” on Saturday for a Congolese man who died after he was restrained...

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france24.com2 g fa

Dublin demands justice for Congolese man dead after being restrained by security guards

It's been two weeks since a Congolese man died in Dublin after being restrained by security guards and protestors are still taking to the street. They want to see an independent and transparent probe into the death of…

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africanews.com1 g fa

Death of Yves Sakila puts Ireland’s race relations under scrutiny | Africanews

The death of Yves Sakila, a 35-year-old Congolese man who died after being restrained by security guards in central Dublin, has sparked protests, international attention and renewed scrutiny of racism in Ireland.

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Timeline cronologica

1. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·spectator.com
   

   Ireland is desperate for its own George Floyd moment

   Ireland is in the midst of its own ‘George Floyd moment’. At least, that’s how a string of international headlines have portrayed the death of Yves Sakila, a Congolese shoplifter…

2. sabato 30 maggio 2026·irishtimes.com
   

   ‘Let us be no more silent’: Protesters keep up pressure over death of Yves Sakila

   Congolese man died after being restrained on Henry Street, Dublin, followed alleged shoplifting

3. sabato 30 maggio 2026·arabnews.com
   

   Dublin protest urges probe into ‘George Floyd’-style death

   DUBLIN: Protesters in Dublin demanded “justice” Saturday for a Congolese man who died after he was restrained by security guards, in an incident likened to George Floyd’s murder…

4. domenica 31 maggio 2026·dawn.com
   

   Dubliners seek probe into Congolese man’s ‘Floyd-style’ death

   DUBLIN: Protesters in Dublin demanded “justice” on Saturday for a Congolese man who died after he was restrained...

5. domenica 31 maggio 2026·france24.com
   

   Dublin demands justice for Congolese man dead after being restrained by security guards

   It's been two weeks since a Congolese man died in Dublin after being restrained by security guards and protestors are still taking to the street. They want to see an independent…

6. domenica 31 maggio 2026·theguardian.com
   

   Death of Congolese man renews scrutiny of race relations in Ireland

   Yves Sakila died after being restrained by security guards ‘in broad daylight’

7. lunedì 1 giugno 2026·africanews.com
   

   Death of Yves Sakila puts Ireland’s race relations under scrutiny | Africanews

   The death of Yves Sakila, a 35-year-old Congolese man who died after being restrained by security guards in central Dublin, has sparked protests, international attention and…

8. lunedì 1 giugno 2026·theguardian.com
   

   Yves Sakila’s death has echoes of George Floyd. When will we in Ireland confront our own racism?

   Growing up in Dublin, I learned navigate life in fight-or-flight mode. Yet even now, our leaders are ducking a vital conversation, says Seán Gallen, a Martinican-Irish writer and…