Four men have been arrested during a pro-Palestinian protest outside a speech being given by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at Queen's University in Belfast

Three people arrested during a pro-Palestine protest at Queen’s university during a visit by former US first lady Hillary Clinton are students at the south Belfast institution. The trio were among four people detained after trouble flared while the former US presidential candidate addressed an event at the university where she is chancellor.

Four men have been arrested for public order offences after a pro-Palestinian protest in the University Road area of south Belfast on Thursday. It happened during a visit by the former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Queen’s University, Belfast. Clinton was inaugurated as the university's chancellor in September 2021.

Four men were arrested during a protest in Belfast where Hillary Clinton was speaking. The protest involved pro-Palestinian demonstrators, some waving flags and carrying a cut-out of Clinton with blood on her hands.

Protesters chanted “shame”, carried Palestine flags and a cut-out of Hillary Clinton depicted with blood on her hands

Police officers injured during protest as Hillary Clinton visited Belfast - Four men were arrested during the demonstration outside Queen’s University on Thursday evening.