Thousands participated in an anti-racism demonstration in Belfast, responding to recent unrest following a stabbing attack and subsequent racially motivated riots. The protest, described by one political party as the largest of its kind in the city, saw demonstrators carrying signs condemning racism and expressing solidarity with immigrants. The unrest began after a 30-year-old Sudanese man allegedly stabbed a man, causing serious facial injuries and partial blindness; the victim is now recovering. Following the attack, online calls to action from figures like Tommy Robinson and accusations against Elon Musk for inciting hatred fueled anti-immigrant protests that escalated into violence, including arson. Belfast’s mayor, who has received death threats, addressed the crowd, reaffirming her commitment to diversity. The demonstration represents a strong public rejection of racism and a show of support for the city’s diverse communities in the wake of escalating tensions.