You're not protecting women and children with violent protests

When it becomes routine to connect migration with sexual crimes, any incident is a potential tinder box
The protests at Citywest after the alleged assault of a young girl. Picture Colin Keegan/Collins

The protests at Citywest after the alleged assault of a young girl. Picture Colin Keegan/Collins

On October 20, there was an alleged sexual assault on a 10-year-old girl on the grounds of the Citywest Hotel in Dublin. A 26-year-old man has been charged in relation to the incident, and the judicial process is underway.   

Violent protests spewing anti-migrant hatred have followed quickly, drawing crowds of more than 2,000, four times the number counted at the Dublin riots of 2023. 

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