Man charged after Belfast anti-migrant protest

A 44-year-old man has been charged with disorderly behaviour and attempted criminal damage following his arrest during protests in Belfast on March 23. The protests included an anti-immigration rally organized by the 'Rise Up Now' group, which was countered by a larger anti-racism demonstration. The man is scheduled to appear in Belfast Magistrates' Court on April 14, with the charges set to be reviewed by the Public Prosecution Service. The police reported that the protests drew significant crowds, with counter-protesters significantly outnumbering anti-immigration supporters. The events have sparked discussions around immigration and racism in the region.