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    Stormont leaders stall racial equality law progress

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    The introduction of the Race Equality Bill in Northern Ireland has been delayed due to a stand-off between the First and deputy First Ministers. Sinn Féin supports the bill aimed at updating outdated race relations legislation. Critics argue that the current laws are insufficient to address rising racism and discrimination, highlighting the need for immediate legislative action.
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