Protest against racist attacks in Belfast today

Trade union leaders in the North will hold a rally in Belfast city centre today to protest against the spate of racist attacks in the city.

Protest against racist attacks in Belfast today
Thu, 02 Jul, 2009 - 08:19

Trade union leaders in the North will hold a rally in Belfast city centre today to protest against the spate of racist attacks in the city.

The public protest comes after more than 100 Romanians opted to leave the North after racists targeted their homes.

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