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N Ireland: Guardian - Romanian race attack victims housed for own safety in Belfast sports centre - Up to 20 families moved by police after rally in support of eastern Europeans targeted by youths throwing bottles

01 June 2009

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Romanian race attack victims housed for own safety in Belfast sports centreUp to 20 families moved by police after rally in support of eastern Europeans targeted by youths throwing bottles (Guardian, link)

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