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Charges over Ballymena riots as centre housing foreign families attacked
- Violence broke out in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, following the court appearance of two Romanian boys accused of attempting a sexual assault.
- The unrest followed a peaceful protest but escalated into violent clashes characterized as racist hooliganism by police.
- During the disturbances, homes of immigrant families, including Mika Koleva's, were attacked, forcing some to flee and seek shelter elsewhere.
- Fifteen arrests have been made, 41 officers injured in the first three days, and authorities continue investigating damage as racially motivated hate crimes.
- Northern Ireland Housing Executive expects rising demand for emergency accommodation amid ongoing disorder and community fears.
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ThePatriotLight - For Four Nights Straight Northern Ireland Has Been Fiery But Peaceful Over Immigrants – HotAir
ThePatriotLight - It seems to be the exact reverse of what's happening - and trying to happen - here in the States, though.In Northern Ireland, it's the native Irish who are gathering in the streets and going on a destructive bender, now in town after town, after two 14-year-old 'immigrant' teenagers were charged with raping a young girl on Monday in a town called Ballymena. That seems to have been the last straw.Fifteen police officers were in…
For days, residents of the northern Irish city of Ballymena have been protesting with riots against the increasing number of sexual assaults by migrants. The ethnic tensions that have been escalating for a long time. Apparently, the people there have had enough of the liberal migration policy of the government. On June 7, 2025, a teenage girl was apparently sexually attacked in Ballymena. The police then arrested two 14-year-old boys and charged…
Health Minister and professional bodies give support to international colleagues
It comes following disorder across Northern Ireland over the week. Stormont Health Minister Mike Nesbitt and the heads of professional bodies have voiced their support for international colleagues in Northern Ireland. It comes after a week of scenes of disorder, mainly in Ballymena following an alleged sexual assault at the weekend in the Co Antrim town, and attacks on homes. Mr Nesbitt said actions in recent days will have left some health and …
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