G8 summit: Pictures of protest march in Belfast

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A cardboard cut-out of David Cameron was brought to the anti-G8 protest
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Protesters marched against the policies of the G8 leaders during a lunchtime rally in Belfast

The protesters marched towards Belfast City Hall, where about 2,000 people gathered for the rally
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The protesters marched towards Belfast City Hall for the rally

There was an unprecedented security operation in the city centre during the anti-G8 protest
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There was an unprecedented security operation in the city centre during the anti-G8 protest

Woman draped in union flag with line of police officers
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A weekly loyalist protest against a restriction on flying the union flag at Belfast City Hall also took place at the same time as the anti-G8 march

Communist Party of Ireland (CPI) banner
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The trade union rally was supported by a number of groups including the Communist Party of Ireland (CPI)

The marchers gathered for a public address at the front of Belfast City Hall
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The marchers gathered for a public address at the front of Belfast City Hall

Protesters with Guy Fawkes masks at the anti-G8 march in Belfast
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The protesters heard G8 policies described as a "corrupt capitalist system"

Observers from the Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ) attend the rally
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The city centre rally passed off peacefully, amid a large security and media presence