Day Three of unrest in Belfast as rioting has continued after the annual twelfth parades in the city. The PSNI have promised 'major arrests' and Peter Robinson has expressed his disappointment that the "baton of hatred (has been) handed on to another generation."
Children as young as nine were apparently involved in the rioting, which suggests questioning on the whereabouts of their parents? But as Ardoyne youths sport rioting as one of their recreational activities, it seems that the harsh hand of the law comes down heavier on South Korean kids.
http://www.psfk.com/2010/04/south-korea-imposing-gaming-ban-to-prevent-addiction.html
Maybe a version of the 'black-out' period would go down well on Belfast streets. Or an input of government that went beyond words.
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