Northern Ireland lifts 30-year march ban; Catholic-area protesters block Orange Order procession
A regional authority's decision to permit a historically contentious Orange Order route reignited sectarian tensions in real time, forcing authorities to manage competing rights—protest and public assembly—in a volatile flashpoint community.
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