Reclaim the Night Belfast took place on 29 November as part of the 16 days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence. Check out pictures by Nuala Kerrigan here. #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI #16Days
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Pictures of speakers Colette, Rita, Emily and Becca along with Red Umbrella and Trans Pride logogs
facebook.com/RTNBelfast Instagram @reclaimthenightbelfast #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI Reclaim the Night Belfast is part of the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence. All genders are welcome to attend, however we ask that the front of the rally is led by women and LGBT+ people. Reclaim the Night Belfast is a trans affirming and trans inclusive space. Reclaim the Night Belfast is also sex worker inclusive, and supports full decriminalisation. No Party Political materials. Gather from 5pm for speeches at 5:30pm.
facebook.com/RTNBelfast Instagram @reclaimthenightbelfast #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI Route Information We will set off from Writers Square, march up Royal Avenue towards City Hall, onto Chichester Street towards the Courts, then along Victoria Street past the PSNI station finishing at the Albert Clock. The route is just over a mile long. If you do not feel up to marching the whole route, you are welcome to join us for the speakers in Writers Square or to leave the march at anytime. Please exit the march onto the footpath for your safety. Gather from 5pm for speeches at 5:30pm.
facebook.com/RTNBelfast Instagram @reclaimthenightbelfast #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI We will be walking along the road, this is mostly flat however it is uneven in places. It should be suitable for those using wheelchairs and prams. There are dropped kerbs around the start and end points of the march. There will be drumming and chanting along the route which may be loud. The samba band will be near the front of the march, and will probably be the loudest section.
Reclaim the Night Belfast is tonight!
Check out our speakers, route, accessibility info and a bit of background below! See you at Writers Square from 5pm. Wrap up warm and bring your chanting voice.
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RECLAIM THE NIGHT BELFAST SATURDAY 29 NOVEMBER 2025 WRITERS SQUARE Gather from 5pm for speeches at 5:30pm. Placard Bring a (no party political materials) Dress warm and cozy.
It's looking chilly but dry for Reclaim Night tonight!
So wrap up warm, grab your placard and meet us in Writers Square from 5pm. We'll hear from our speakers then march off to reclaim public space! #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI #16Days
Route Information We will set off from Writers Square, march up Royal Avenue towards City Hall, onto Chichester Street towards the Courts, then along Victoria Street past the PSNI station finishing at the Albert Clock. The route is just over a mile long. If you do not feel up to marching the whole route, you are welcome to join us for the speakers in Writers Square or to leave the march at anytime. Please exit the march onto the footpath for your safety. Gather from 5pm for speeches at 5:30pm.
Reclaim the Night Belfast Route Information
We will set off from Writers Square, march up Royal Avenue towards City Hall, onto Chichester Street towards the Courts, then along Victoria Street past the PSNI station finishing at the Albert Clock.
#RTNBelfast #16DaysNI
pictures of Collette, Rita, Emma and Becca alongside logos for Red Umbrella, Trans Pride NI and Chidambaram.
Speaker Line Up! Hear some rallying calls before we set off to Reclaim public space for all accompanied by Chidambaram samba band! Gather in Writers Square from 5pm for speakers at 5:30pm Saturday 29th November 2025. #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI
Red Umbrella Éirean logo
Speaker Announcement!
Catriona O'Brien, Red Umbrella Éireann.
"In the North, we are ten years into client criminalisation. There has been 92% increase of violence against sex workers on the island, since the introduction of this law.;
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Rita Aburahma
Speaker Announcement!
Rita Aburahma
‘women’s voices, including those of Palestinian women in Gaza, are being silenced in the very moment they need the world to hear them most. Gender-based violence in conflict is often dismissed as ‘secondary’ to the bigger picture’ #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI
Becca Waterson, survivor-advocate and historian, creator of Becca Does Things
‘as a historian of hidden harm and a survivor, I walk to make our stories visible, to refuse silence or shame, and to demand a world where every woman and every survivor can move freely, safely & without fear.’ #RTNBelfast
Emily Roberts, UUSU President
Speaker Announcement!
Emily Roberts, UUSU President
'Reclaim the Night is more than a march, it’s a powerful movement of solidarity that has shaped my passion for women’s empowerment and inspired me to keep advocating for safer, more inclusive communities' #RTNBelfast #16DaysNI
As part of the 16 days of Activism to end Gender Based Violence join us to hear from a range of speakers, then march with us through the city centre to reclaim public space for all. On Saturday 29 November 2025 join us in Writers Square, gather from 5pm for speeches at 5:30pm.
One week to go until Reclaim the Night!
Check out more about our route and this year's speakers at the link below.
See you in Writers Square from 5pm on Saturday 29th November, speakers from half 5 and marching off at 6pm!
#RTNBelfast #16DaysNI #16Days
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Posted the a fist in the air Reclaim The Night
Two smiling women hopped up warm on a cold night with a banner saying Sage Night
What an experience.
So many people walking through the streets of Belfast in such joy and solidarity.
Reclaiming the safety of women
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