Counter protesters gather over fears of demonstration in Southend
- Thousands of counter-protesters gathered in over a dozen cities to guard immigration centers and prevent attacks from the far right.
- In Walthamstow, the immigration center was boarded up and surrounded by three to four thousand counter-protesters with heavy police presence.
- The Sheffield demonstration was monitored by police, separating protesters and counter-protesters, resulting in at least three right-wing arrests during altercations.
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‘More of us than you’: Thousands of anti-racism protesters turn out to counter far-right rallies in UK - Egypt Independent
Thousands of anti-racism protesters have taken to the streets across the United Kingdom to counter a spate of far-right rallies planned to target immigration centers, seeming to thwart what looked set to be another day of rioting.
Anti-racism protests sweep Britain after far-right riots - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
LONDON — Thousands of police and anti-racism protesters gathered on streets across Britain on Wednesday to challenge expected far-right groups that failed to materialise following more than a week of violent racist attacks targeting Muslims and migrants.
British anti-racism campaigners face down far right as police remain on alert - Seymour Tribune
LONDON (AP) — British anti-racism campaigners filled the streets of towns and cities across the country and police put on a massive show of force, largely stifling a threatened wave of far-right demonstrations. Carrying signs saying “Refugees Welcome” and chanting “Who’s streets? Our streets,” people turned out in force on Wednesday to protect asylum service […]
Thousands rally against racism in several UK cities
Thousands of anti-racism protesters took to the streets in several English cities on Wednesday to oppose violent far-right demonstrations that have gripped the country in recent days. Story by Caitlin Kelly.
Thousands protest against racism across the UK after far-right riots
Anti-racism protesters took to the streets of the UK on Wednesday evening, following a week of far-right violence and rioting in cities fuelled by misinformation over a stabbing attack against young girls.
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