Conservation because of renewed xenophobic protests

Demand of “remigration”

Consistencies in right -wing extremists protests in England

In several English cities, right -wing extremists have once again occurred, anti -immigration protests. The police also stepped in with counter -demonstrations.

In Great Britain, there have been collapsing and arrests with anti -immigration. In Manchester in northwestern England, followers of the right -wing extremist party Britain First (Britain first) took the streets for a mass “remigration” of people with a migration background. There were briefly briefs with counter -demonstrators. In the capital London there were also collapsing during a protest.

In Manchester there were violent clashes between the two groups at the beginning of the protests until they were separated by the police. The 60-year-old Judy, a former nurse, said she took part in the counter-demonstration, “because I don’t want to see hatred people on the streets of Manchester”.

In London, the police arrived in front of a hotel on Barbican Center, a large cultural and conference center. The Metropolitan Police explained that it had cleared a intersection on which counter -demonstrators would have gathered, and nine people arrested.

In the past few weeks there had always been anti -immigration in Great Britain, most recently in the northeastern London district of Epping.