Three Nazi flags were erected in Dunmurry, in what police are treating as a hate crime.
Anti-racism campaigners have gathered to challenge those who erected Nazi flags near a mosque in Dunmurry on Tuesday.Police say they are treating the incident as a racially-motivated hate crime.The rally was in direct response to the flying of Nazi flags outside a mosque on Tuesday
Ali Khan, from Belfast Multi-Cultural Association, said the community felt "so heartened" to have an "absolutely amazing" turnout at the rally.Image caption,Mr Khan said members of the Muslim community in Northern Ireland are "open for dialogue"."A lot of us have been here for quite a long time.
Ms Doran said the wider Dunmurry community is "shocked, disturbed and horrified" by this incident that was "done in their name, without their consent".
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