In response to the riots organized by the far right, numerous counter-demonstrations against racism and in defense of migrants were held in the UK on Wednesday, UNN reports, citing Euronews.
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Fearing violence, the authorities deployed about 6,000 police officers to guard the event.
Opponents of anti-migrant protests take to the streets in the UK08.08.24, 04:30
In most cases, as indicated, the demonstrations were peaceful. People gathered near agencies and law firms specializing in migration issues, which were listed on social media as possible targets of far-right attacks.
The government claims that publishing such targets could be considered a terrorism-related crime.
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The recent riots that gripped the country provoked disinformation around the murder of children at a dance school in England.
A total of 428 people have been arrested, and more than 140 detainees have been charged, with more expected to follow.
On Wednesday, August 7, a participant in the Southport riots who punched a police officer in the face was sentenced to three years in prison.