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Belfast Multi-Cultural Association: £60k raised after arson attack Published image captionThe roof of the building in Donegall Pass was very badly damaged by fire Volunteers from a multi-cultural centre that was set on fire in a suspected hate crime attack are hoping to repair and reopen it thanks to "overwhelming" donations. The suspected arson attack badly damaged the roof of Belfast Multi-Cultural Association in Donegall Pass. Supporters have since raised more than £60,000. Muhammed Atif f...

AN ARCHAEOLOGIST who discovered a mass grave containing the remains of 429 children in a Belfast bogland has called for a commission to investigate mother and baby homes in Northern Ireland.

Belfast Multi-Cultural Association fundraiser sees thousands donated in a few hours The BMCA on Donegall Pass was badly damaged in a suspected arson attack which is being treated as a hate crime The aftermath of the fire (Image: Justin Kernoghan/Belfast Live) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these ...

Donations have flooded in for the Belfast Multi-Cultural Association after its food bank in the city was gutted by fire in the hate crime attack.

Multicultural centre fire in Belfast being treated as hate crime Officers are treating the blaze at the Belfast Multi-Cultural Association property on Donegall Pass in the south of the city as a hate crime. The fire at the Belfast Multi Cultural Association building is being treated as a hate crime. Picture: David Young/PA Sat, 16 Jan, 2021 - 10:00 David Young and Michael McHugh, PA Police in Northern Ireland believe a fire that extensively damaged a multicultural centre in Belfast was starte...

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The number of women who went through mother and baby homes in Northern Ireland is expected to be “significantly” higher than previously estimated.Judith Gillespie, chairwoman of the inter-departmental

Numbers could be significantly higher than previously estimated

The number of women who went through mother and baby homes in Northern Ireland is expected to be "significantly" higher than previously estimated.

AMNESTY International last night called for a “fullscale inquiry into the appalling tragic scandal of mother and baby homes” in Northern Ireland.