This is the moment a child in Belfast shouted racist slurs while she walked hand-in-hand with a woman to an anti-immigration protest.
Footage shows the young girl with an older woman who appears to be her mother skipping through the city to a far-right demonstration.
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The girl is filmed repeatedly shouting, ‘P***s out’, as other protestors nearby cheer her on.
The woman who filmed the shocking moment, confronts the adult, saying: ‘It’s really embarrassing, you’re teaching your child racism, teaching your children racism.’
But she seems unphased by the child’s comments and continues walking down the road.
The woman continues to confront her and another woman who joined them while pushing a pram.
She shouts: ‘Teaching your children racism, good for you, bringing your baby to a protest, disgusting.’
A group of male protestors then surround the woman, with one bald man saying: ‘Do you want them cut up by swords?’
The woman retorts: ‘Do you think that’s what people are doing? Do you really think that? It’s so sad that you actually think people are doing that.’
The man insists: ‘Of course they are. Watch the news.’
Belfast saw rioters set shops on fire and smash benches over the weekend.
In the south of the city a café and a supermarket were left badly damaged after being smashed up and set alight.
Pictures show burnt out cars on the roads as officers tried to deal with the disorder.
Bashir, a supermarket manager, said his business was extensively damaged by the riots.
He said the Islamic community in the city was being deliberately targeted.
Supermarket manager Bashir’s business was extensively damaged by fire, telling reports the Islamic community in the city was being targetted.
He said: ‘People attacked this place, racism against Islam and Muslims, especially the Muslim community.
‘All of that happened and the police did nothing, I am telling you the truth. What kind of police are letting the people burn everything down?’
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