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A large anti-racism rally occurred in Central London on Saturday, drawing thousands of people from diverse backgrounds to stand together against racial discrimination and prejudice. Among the attendees, approximately one hundred Somaliland supporters made an unexpected appearance…
Waving flags and carrying signs promoting Somaliland’s interests, the group briefly participated in the rally, taking photos that gave the impression of the large turnout supporting their cause. The Somaliland supporters then quickly left the scene.
This short-lived appearance has ignited conversations on social media, with some users accusing the group of trying to hijack the anti-racism rally for their own political agenda. Others, however, defended the group’s right to express their views and be part of the broader movement against racism and discrimination.
Despite this minor controversy, the anti-racism rally in Central London continued without significant disruptions, as attendees united to promote a message of tolerance and equality for all, The marches in London, Glasgow, and Cardiff partly responded to the Government’s Illegal Migration Bill. Jeremy Corbyn, former leader of the Labour Party, joined the anti-racism demonstration in London, which was organized in part as a protest against the Immigration Bill.
