Orange Order march revives decades-old standoff in Northern Ireland
The brief
A dispute about a march by the Orange Order in Northern Ireland returns to court on Monday. The Protestant organisation, which supports Northern Ireland remaining in the UK, has permission to march through a mainly Catholic, Nationalist neighbourhood in Portadown. But last Sunday, residents blocked the route in a protest police say was unlawful. They are now mounting a fresh legal challenge to stop the parade. Al Jaz…
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