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The legacy of Epping's asylum protests a year on: 'It's still discussed in shops, pubs and cafes'

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The legacy of Epping's asylum protests a year on: 'It's still discussed in shops, pubs and cafes'
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A year after violent protests erupted in Epping following the arrest of an asylum seeker, residents report a lasting negative impact on the town's social fabric. Many locals, including those from minority backgrounds, feel the community has been permanently altered and are choosing to relocate.

Image source, Reuters Image caption, Protests were staged for months in Epping after asylum seeker Hadush Kebatu was arrested for sexual offences

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