Police in Northern Ireland investigate a loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, Co Tyrone, where organizers have placed a replica mosque atop a bonfire structure. Multiple outlets report that political and religious leaders condemn the display and urge authorities to intervene. Amnesty International is also cited as criticizing the bonfire. Police describe the act as a hate-motivated offence, and the matter is being investigated under a hate-crime framework. One report says a man is arrested in connection with the incident, as officers begin actions related to the removal of the replica. Additional context reported across outlets includes that the bonfire has featured other controversial banners in the past. The organizers insist the event is a “political protest,” rather than an attack on a religious community. The replica mosque is also reported to be torched during the run-up to major police activity at the site, according to one outlet. The incident remains under police investigation.