A solidarity rally takes place in Belfast following violent riots in West Belfast tied to anti-immigration sentiment. Multiple outlets report that community members gather to express support for immigrants in the aftermath of the unrest. The reports describe the rally as a response to the riots and as a show of solidarity within the local community. While the accounts agree on the broader context—anti-immigration riots in West Belfast and a subsequent rally supporting immigrants—they do not provide further specifics in the supplied text about who organized the event, the size of the turnout, or whether any arrests or additional incidents occurred during or after the gathering. The coverage presents the rally as a community-led counter-message to the violence that preceded it, emphasizing support for immigrants and efforts to reaffirm communal ties after the riots. The overall framing across the sources is consistent: unrest occurs first, and the rally follows as a public demonstration of solidarity.