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CYPRUS: Festival turns into war zone as migrants and nationalists clash

01 November 2010

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CYPRUS: Festival turns into war zone as migrants and nationalists clash (Cyprus Mail, link): "One man was stabbed and several police and members of the public were injured last night at the annual migrants’ Rainbow Festival in Larnaca when violent clashes broke out between nationalist protestors and festival-goers. Phinikoudes Beach was turned into a warzone, when marching members of three nationalist movements came into conflict with participants at the antiracism festival, and with members of migrant support group KISA, the organisers of the event."

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