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Call for witnesses: Xenophobic and racist graffiti found in Belvaux area
Police have issued a call for witnesses after several instances of racist and xenophobic graffiti were reported on both public and private property in the greater Belvaux area.
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Anadolu Agency
· Jul 11, 2026
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· Jul 2, 2026
LOOK: Alleged looting, intimidation and arson nationwide after anti-immigration marches
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The West Australian
· Jul 6, 2026
Plantagenet Battery in Albany Forts precinct vandalised with offensive racist and anti-Semetic graffiti slurs
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· Jun 27, 2026
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The annual Trans March in San Francisco’s Tenderloin descended into chaos Friday night after marchers clashed with police during a tense arrest, according to video and witness accounts. The confrontation erupted when officers moved to arrest a person allegedly caught spray-painting a building, witnesses told the San Francisco Chronicle. Dramatic footage shows several officers wrestling []...Click to read more
SundayTimes
· Jul 11, 2026
Intimidation and confrontation as March and March’s Thursday protests kick off
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TASS
· Jul 10, 2026
More than 150 Soviet soldiers' graves desecrated in The Netherlands
The perpetrators had spray-painted graffiti on the gravestones using red paint
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Related coverage for "Call for witnesses: Xenophobic and racist graffiti found in Belvaux area": Anadolu Agency — Vandals desecrate more than 150 Soviet soldiers' graves in Netherlands: Report. Independent Online — LOOK: Alleged looting, intimidation and arson nationwide after anti-immigration marches. The West Australian — Plantagenet Battery in Albany Forts precinct vandalised with offensive racist and anti-Semetic graffiti slurs . Off The Press — San Francisco ‘trans’ parade turns chaotic as marchers attack cops. SundayTimes — Intimidation and confrontation as March and March’s Thursday protests kick off. TASS — More than 150 Soviet soldiers' graves desecrated in The Netherlands