A loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, County Tyrone, is lit while a replica mosque effigy is placed on top, prompting condemnation from human rights and political sources. Multiple outlets report that the display is scheduled to be burned on Friday night as part of wider loyalist commemorations. The effigy is described as a mosque replica positioned atop a bonfire made with pallets. The accompanying messaging is reported as targeting Muslims, with references such as “secure our borders” and “end the threat of radical Islam” appearing on placards beneath the display. Amnesty International calls the display “vile,” saying it is intended to stir up anti-Muslim hatred. Police involvement is also reported: the PSNI detains a man connected with the placement of the effigy. Outlets further note that the same bonfire has sparked controversy in the past, including last year’s placement of an effigy of migrants in a boat. The reports frame the incident as a hate-motivated offence under investigation, while the bonfire proceeds to be set alight.