Pro-Palestinian Protest at Hillary Clinton's Belfast Visit Leads to Arrests

Three men charged after a protest at Queen's University resulted in injuries to police officers.

Three men, aged 18, 20, and 21, were charged with resisting police during a protest against Hillary Clinton's visit to Queen's University Belfast.
The protest, which included Palestinian flags and an effigy of Clinton, resulted in injuries to several police officers.
A full investigation has been launched by the Police Service of Northern Ireland to address the public disorder that occurred.
A fourth man was arrested and later released, while the charged individuals are scheduled to appear in court on December 12.
Queen's University has condemned the actions of the protesters and urged for peaceful demonstrations to ensure public safety.