Anti -racism campaigners have formed a “wall of solidarity” outside A hotel residence asylum In Scotland After far-flung workers A notorious display White domination slogan.
Cladhan Hotel in Fortik, which is used Accommodation For those who seek asylum Finance focusing repeatedly,
On Sunday, anti -fascist groups dropped right wing ProtestersSome of which were seen performing Nazi salute outside the building.
Stand up for racism Scotland said on X: “To save refugees living in a hotel from racist, lively anti -racist protests in Falkirk today to save our future opposition to save our future opposition. Say this loud, it is clear, refugees are welcome!”
The group said: “Men with far-flung women constantly speak against racism during the speeches of local Phalkirk women and misbehave, saying that Falkirk is for everyone.”
Cladhan Hotel is run by Mac Group House officeWhich covers the cost of housing, food and allowance for shelter seekers. By March, Scotland had been hosting around 6,000 asylum seekers, most of them in Glasgow.
Sunday’s conflict was the third in a month outside the Phalkirk Hotel. Every time police officers and metal railings have been deployed to keep the opposing groups separate.
The Save Under Future Campaign, which has helped to organize protests, it is a sterilization that it is racist. It has been stated that it cannot be held responsible for the inflammatory banner displayed in previous events, including a single one with a violent word.
Local tension increased earlier this year after an Afghan refuge, 29 -year -old Sadak Nikzad was convicted in June for raping a teenage girl at Falkirk Town Center. He was imprisoned for nine years, a case that has been quoted by far-flung groups in protest against him.
Despite the confrontation, anti -racism groups stated that large votes in support of refugees showed the strength of local opposition to extremist groups. The campaigners urged the community to reject far-flung messages and to ensure that the shelter seekers in Phalkirk were welcomed instead of being targeted.
The Scotland Police has been contacted for comment.