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South Africa: Anti-Immigration Protests Erupt Across Major Cities 3

Protests erupted across South Africa's main cities on Tuesday, June 30, as demonstrators demanded that all undocumented migrants leave the country. It was described as the biggest migration-related protest in the country since 2008. In Johannesburg, thousands took to the streets, with the demonstration led by Ngizwe Mchunu. This video shows a protest in Pretoria.

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South Africa: Anti-Immigration Protests Erupt Across Major Cities 2

Protests erupted across South Africa's main cities on Tuesday, June 30, as demonstrators demanded that all undocumented migrants leave the country. It was described as the biggest migration-related protest in the country since 2008. In Johannesburg, thousands took to the streets, with the demonstration led by Ngizwe Mchunu.

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South Africa: Anti-Immigration Protests Erupt Across Major Cities

Protests erupted across South Africa's main cities on Tuesday, June 30, as demonstrators demanded that all undocumented migrants leave the country. It was described as the biggest migration-related protest in the country since 2008. In Johannesburg, tens of thousands took to the streets, with the demonstration led by Ngizwe Mchunu.

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UK: Thousands Join Counter-Protest Against Far-Right March in Brighton

Anti-immigration group South East Patriots held a "Stop the Boats" march in Brighton city center on Saturday, June 13, drawing around 300 supporters. A counter-protest under the banner of Carnival Against Fascism drew an estimated 4,000 people. Police deployed riot officers after items were thrown, and eight people were arrested on charges including assaulting a police officer, breach of the peace, and possession of a pyrotechnic item.

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UK: Protests Spread to England After Belfast Knife Attack

Anti-immigration protests spread to cities across England on Tuesday, June 9, fueled by social media outrage over a knife attack in Belfast. In London, a group of far-right protesters confronted police and chanted anti-immigration slogans. Demonstrations were also reported in other English cities. The unrest follows the charging of a Sudanese man with attempted murder over Monday's knife attack in northern Belfast.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protests Sweep Scotland After Belfast Knife Attack 2

Protests erupted across Scotland on Tuesday, June 9, with hundreds gathering in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayr, and Aberdeen following disorder in Belfast sparked by a knife attack. In Glasgow, demonstrators — mostly young men dressed in black — marched from the Royal Concert Hall toward the Clyde River, prompting street closures including Glasgow Bridge. In Edinburgh, dozens rallied at St Andrew's Square before marching along Princes Street with blue flares and Scottish flags. The demonstrations follow the charging of a Sudanese man with attempted murder over Monday's knife attack in Belfast, in which the victim suffered injuries to his eyes, back, and face.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protests Sweep Scotland After Belfast Knife Attack

Protests erupted across Scotland on Tuesday, June 9, with hundreds gathering in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayr, and Aberdeen following disorder in Belfast sparked by a knife attack. In Glasgow, demonstrators — mostly young men dressed in black — marched from the Royal Concert Hall toward the Clyde River, prompting street closures including Glasgow Bridge. In Edinburgh, dozens rallied at St Andrew's Square before marching along Princes Street with blue flares and Scottish flags. The demonstrations follow the charging of a Sudanese man with attempted murder over Monday's knife attack in Belfast, in which the victim suffered injuries to his eyes, back, and face.

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UK: Britain First March in Manchester Sparks Clashes and Multiple Arrests

Greater Manchester Police made multiple arrests in the city centre on Saturday, February 21, as violence broke out between far-right Britain First supporters and a larger group of counter-protesters. The clashes erupted as supporters of Britain First marched through Manchester to demand remigration and mass deportations, leading to a tense standoff with opposing demonstrators.

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Japan: Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Immigration Policies, Counter-Protests Reported 4

Protests against the government's immigration policies, including the expansion of foreign worker acceptance and the provision of welfare to foreigners, were held in over 15 cities across Japan on Sunday, October 26. The largest gathering, which drew over 1,000 people, according to X posts, took place in Osaka, with active protests also reported in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Nagoya. In several areas, demonstrators faced counter-protesters.

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UK: Hundreds Gather for Anti-Immigration Protest in Southampton, Facing Counter Protesters

Hundreds of right-wing protesters, led by Tommy Robinson, took to the streets of Southampton on Sunday, October 26, to voice concerns about illegal immigration, facing counter-protesters from the 'Stand Up To Racism', prompting police to intervene to keep the two groups apart.

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Japan: Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Immigration Policies, Counter-Protests Reported 3

Protests against the government's immigration policies, including the expansion of foreign worker acceptance and the provision of welfare to foreigners, were held in over 15 cities across Japan on Sunday, October 26. The largest gathering, which drew over 1,000 people, according to X posts, took place in Osaka, with active protests also reported in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Nagoya. In several areas, demonstrators faced counter-protesters.

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Japan: Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Immigration Policies, Counter-Protests Reported 2

Protests against the government's immigration policies, including the expansion of foreign worker acceptance and the provision of welfare to foreigners, were held in over 15 cities across Japan on Sunday, October 26. The largest gathering, which drew over 1,000 people, according to X posts, took place in Osaka, with active protests also reported in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Nagoya. In several areas, demonstrators faced counter-protesters.

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Japan: Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Immigration Policies, Counter-Protests Reported

Protests against the government's immigration policies, including the expansion of foreign worker acceptance and the provision of welfare to foreigners, were held in over 15 cities across Japan on Sunday, October 26. The largest gathering, which drew over 1,000 people, according to X posts, took place in Osaka, with active protests also reported in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Nagoya. In several areas, demonstrators faced counter-protesters.

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Ireland: 23 Arrested, Second Night of Protest Outside Citywest Hotel Turns Violent

On October 22, clashes continued for a second consecutive night in Dublin as protesters gathered outside the Citywest hotel housing asylum seekers, following the alleged sexual assault of a 10-year-old girl nearby. Demonstrators hurled stones and fireworks at police, injuring two officers, while 23 people were arrested.

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RECAP: Violence Erupts Outside Dublin Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers

Violent clashes erupted outside the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, used for asylum seekers, on Tuesday night, October 21. A large mob hurled bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at police, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Six people were arrested amid the chaos, which saw a police vehicle set on fire and a helicopter attacked.

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Ireland: Violent Clashes Erupt Outside Dublin’s Citywest Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers 5

Violent clashes erupted outside the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, used for asylum seekers, on Tuesday night, October 21. A large mob hurled bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at police, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Six people were arrested amid the chaos, which saw a police vehicle set on fire and a helicopter attacked.

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Ireland: Violent Clashes Erupt Outside Dublin’s Citywest Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers 3

Violent clashes erupted outside the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, used for asylum seekers, on Tuesday night, October 21. A large mob hurled bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at police, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Six people were arrested amid the chaos, which saw a police vehicle set on fire and a helicopter attacked.

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Ireland: Violent Clashes Erupt Outside Dublin’s Citywest Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers 4

Violent clashes erupted outside the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, used for asylum seekers, on Tuesday night, October 21. A large mob hurled bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at police, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Six people were arrested amid the chaos, which saw a police vehicle set on fire and a helicopter attacked.

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Ireland: Violent Clashes Erupt Outside Dublin’s Citywest Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers

Violent clashes erupted outside the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, used for asylum seekers, on Tuesday night, October 21. A large mob hurled bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at police, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Six people were arrested amid the chaos, which saw a police vehicle set on fire and a helicopter attacked.

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Ireland: Violent Clashes Erupt Outside Dublin’s Citywest Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers 2

Violent clashes erupted outside the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, used for asylum seekers, on Tuesday night, October 21. A large mob hurled bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at police, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Six people were arrested amid the chaos, which saw a police vehicle set on fire and a helicopter attacked.

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Australia: ‘March for Australia’ Rallies Held Across Country 2

Crowds gathered across Australia on Sunday, October 19, for the “March for Australia” rallies, protesting what organizers called “mass immigration.” In Melbourne, two officers were hospitalized after attempting to separate anti-immigration demonstrators from a counter “United Against Racism” protest.

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Australia: ‘March for Australia’ Rallies Held Across Country

Crowds gathered across Australia on Sunday, October 19, for the “March for Australia” rallies, protesting what organizers called “mass immigration.” In Melbourne, two officers were hospitalized after attempting to separate anti-immigration demonstrators from a counter “United Against Racism” protest.

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Netherlands: Anti-Immigration Protest Turns Violent in The Hague

Riots erupted in The Hague on Saturday, September 20, in a protest demanding stricter immigration policies. The demonstration intensified into violence, and Dutch police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters, arresting dozens.

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Australia: Thousands Join Anti-Immigration “March for Australia” Rallies Nationwide 4

Thousands joined “March for Australia” rallies in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and other cities on Sunday, August 31, demanding an end to mass migration. Some protesters clashed with counter-protesters, leading police to use pepper spray and batons, with several arrests reported in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.

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Australia: Thousands Join Anti-Immigration “March for Australia” Rallies Nationwide 3

Thousands joined “March for Australia” rallies in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and other cities on Sunday, August 31, demanding an end to mass migration. Some protesters clashed with counter-protesters, leading police to use pepper spray and batons, with several arrests reported in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.

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Australia: Thousands Join Anti-Immigration “March for Australia” Rallies Nationwide 2

Thousands joined “March for Australia” rallies in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and other cities on Sunday, August 31, demanding an end to mass migration. Some protesters clashed with counter-protesters, leading police to use pepper spray and batons, with several arrests reported in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.

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Australia: Thousands Join Anti-Immigration “March for Australia” Rallies Nationwide

Thousands joined “March for Australia” rallies in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and other cities on Sunday, August 31, demanding an end to mass migration. Some protesters clashed with counter-protesters, leading police to use pepper spray and batons, with several arrests reported in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.

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UK: Clashes Erupt at Anti-Immigration Protests in Bristol

On Saturday, August 23, nationwide anti-immigration protests sparked clashes with police and counter-demonstrators, leading to arrests in Bristol, Liverpool, and Surrey, amid rising tensions over hotels housing asylum seekers.

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UK: Anti-Immigration and Counter Protests Held Amid Home Office Appeal

Anti-immigration and counter-protests took place across England as the Home Office announced plans to appeal against the court order that blocked asylum seekers from being housed in a hotel in Epping. This video shows the protest taking place in Chichester on Friday, August 22.

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UK: Anti-Migrant Protesters March From Bell Hotel to Council Offices in Epping 2

Protests over The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, continued on Thursday, July 24. Demonstrators marched outside the hotel accompanied by police to the civic centre.

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UK: Anti-Migrant Protesters March From Bell Hotel to Council Offices in Epping

Protests over The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, continued in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 24. Demonstrators, accompanied by police, marched from the hotel to the council offices.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protest in Epping Ends in Clashes With Riot Police 2

Hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration protest outside The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 17. The protest was mostly peaceful, but violence later erupted as far-right supporters clashed with riot police during a counter-demonstration by anti-racism activists.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protest in Epping Ends in Clashes With Riot Police

Hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration protest outside The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 17. The protest was mostly peaceful, but violence later erupted as far-right supporters clashed with riot police during a counter-demonstration by anti-racism activists.

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Ireland: Thousands Take Part in Anti-Immigration Protest in Dublin

Thousands of people took part in an anti-immigration protest in Dublin city center on Saturday, April 26.

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

People attends a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Laure Lavalette leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Laure Lavalette leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Marie-Christine Arnautu leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Jean-Philippe Tanguy cries as leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Marie-Christine Arnautu leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Marie-Christine Arnautu leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Marie-Caroline Le Pen leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Marie-Christine Arnautu leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Marie-Caroline Le Pen leaves after a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a fascist, many admitted he had succeeded in moving French political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM