Four men have been arrested during a pro-Palestinian protest outside a speech being given by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at Queen's University in Belfast

A number of police officers were injured during a protest against Hillary Clinton in Belfast. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said a full investigation has been launched into scenes of public disorder outside Queen’s University on Thursday.

Four men have been arrested for public order offences after a pro-Palestine protest in the University Road area of south Belfast on Thursday. It happened during a visit by the former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Queen’s University, Belfast. The US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland Joe Kennedy III also attended the conference.

PSNI issues statement following the protest saying "every effort was made to facilitate those engaging in peaceful protest"

Three men have been charged in connection with trouble that flared outside Queen’s University during a visit by former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton.

Three men have been charged following a protest in south Belfast on Thursday afternoon.

Police made several arrests outside Queen’s University Belfast as pro-Palestinian protestors disrupted an event where former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton was speaking. Up to 200 people joined the Thursday afternoon protest on the final day of the three-day Global Innovation Summit 2024.

Four men were arrested during a protest in Belfast where Hillary Clinton was speaking. The protest involved pro-Palestinian demonstrators, some waving flags and carrying a cut-out of Clinton with blood on her hands.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that Belfast is "quickly reinventing itself" after the end of decades of conflict. The former US presidential candidate was speaking at the final day of the Global Innovation Summit 2024 at Queens University Belfast.