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A visual timeline of how foreign agitators helped spark racist riots in Belfast
Notable co-ordination via ‘online social media activity’ from within North and ‘outside the island of Ireland’, say police
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smh.com.au
Lessons for Australia in Belfast riots, whipped up by racist fearmongering
A Belfast knife attack has become a right-wing social media clarion call to protest against immigration.
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theguardian.com
Disorder in Belfast ‘stoked by those who would struggle to find the city on a map’
Northern Ireland’s justice minister says online ‘bad faith actors’ have incited racism in city after knife attack
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thenationalnews.com
Masked rioters 'burn foreigners out of their homes' in wake of Belfast knife attack | The National
Elon Musk amplifies calls for street protests as violence spirals overnight
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cbsnews.com
Violent anti-immigration protests erupt in Belfast after brutal stabbing attack
Despite calls for calm, masked anti-immigration protesters in Belfast set a bus, vehicles and some homes on fire in what one politician called "a race-based pogrom."
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aljazeera.com
Why has Belfast erupted in anti-immigrant violence after a knife attack?
Ministers have blamed far-right online agitators for stoking racial tension following a stabbing.
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hindustantimes.com
Homes, vehicles burnt: Belfast's night of horror as violent anti-immigration protests break out
The agitated protestors put a Belfast bus on fire and pelted stones at police, reported news agency Associated Press. | World News
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mirror.co.uk
This is not my Belfast - online racist agitators won't weaponise a city in pain
While brave bystanders ran to help a stabbing victim, online hate-mongers used the tragedy to spark a race-based pogrom. We cannot let a violent minority destroy Belfast's peace.
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politico.eu
Anti-immigrant terror takes Northern Ireland back to its ‘darkest chapters’
The violence is concentrated on the Protestant side of Belfast’s divide in working-class communities where the outlawed UDA and UVF hold sway.
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dailymail.com
The innocent families caught up in Belfast anarchy
Houses, cars, a bus and a supermarket were set alight as parts of the city descended into chaos, with claims non-white residents were deliberately targeted.
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inews.co.uk
Belfast’s racist riots expose a toxic truth
Far-right racism in mainland Britain and traditional Northern Ireland sectarianism are combining in bizarre ways
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efe.com
Northern Ireland police warn of homes targeted online to incite protests - EFE
PSNI warns that specific homes are being targeted online to incite further anti-immigration protests following riots in Belfast
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Locals reveal torture of being forced out of homes by Belfast riots
Families were forced to cower or flee as masked and hooded rioters ransacked homes and torched cars belonging to 'foreigners' on Tuesday night.
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How the Belfast stabbing was the spark to a fuse loaded with grievance and provocation
Politicians, social media and far-right agitators convinced people that migrant-targeting violence would solve all their problems
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People challenged over their nationality on way to work after 'racist' Belfast riots | The National
Masked rioters throw petrol bombs at police during second night of violence
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scmp.com
Belfast reeling as anti-immigration violence and online ‘hit lists’ terrify minorities
UK minister says violence in Northern Ireland is ‘racist thuggery’ as ethnic minorities are targeted.
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Belfast reeling as street violence and online ‘hit lists’ terrify minorities
UK minister says violence in Northern Ireland is ‘racist thuggery’ as ethnic minorities are targeted.
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middleeasteye.net
Belfast riots: Why UK mobs see racial violence as 'national defence'
For years, politicians and media have encouraged people to view migrants as invaders, and Muslims as a problem to be managed
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Riots, violence, hate: Anti-immigrant unrest spells danger in Belfast
Crowds exploiting a knife attack are inflicting terror on Northern Ireland's ethnic minority communities.
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How my Surrey home town became a front line in the migration war
There were reports that a woman had been raped in the local area - within days online agitators had mobilised people to the streets
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theage.com.au
Solidarity rally held in Belfast following violent riots
In the wake of anti-immigration riots in West Belfast, community members have shown their support for immigrants.