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What we know about how Northern Ireland riots were organised

What we know about how Northern Ireland riots were organised
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Northern Ireland is experiencing a wave of civil unrest and violence following a knife attack in Belfast. Social media platforms have been identified as key drivers in the rapid mobilization of protesters and the spread of anti-immigration sentiment.

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The situation illustrates how social media can amplify local incidents into widespread civil disorder and exacerbate existing social tensions.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Rebekah Logan BBC News NI Getty Images Crowds clashed with police at Glengormley on Wednesday night There have been three nights of violence on the streets of Northern Ireland.

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The report focuses on the mechanics of the unrest and the role of social media, maintaining an objective tone regarding the sensitive social issues involved.

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