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As Belfast burned, two Sudanese women braved the streets and sheltered those under attack
As mobs roamed Belfast's streets targeting anyone who looked foreign, Areej Fareh and Twasul Mohammed organised to help keep immigrant families safe
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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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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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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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independent.co.uk
Families forced to flee their homes as Belfast rioters tried to burn them down
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theguardian.com
‘It was so terrifying’: care workers tell how they were trapped at home by Belfast mob
Sumayah Nakazibwe and Stella Ariokot were frightened they would be next as fires took hold on neighbouring houses and rioters set cars alight
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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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middleeasteye.net
Belfast 'hit list' of migrants' homes circulated ahead of second night of riots
On Wednesday evening masked rioters fought with police near a hotel housing migrants in the Northern Irish capital
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Belfast riots see refugees who sought safety in UK under fresh attack
Women and children are in hiding in fear of waves of racist attacks fuelled by hatred spread on social media, as Sam Kiley reports from Belfast
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As Belfast burned, two Sudanese women braved the streets and sheltered those under attack
As mobs roamed Belfast's streets targeting anyone who looked foreign, Areej Fareh and Twasul Mohammed organised to help keep immigrant families safe