Islamophobic posters found on Manchester campus

Racist posters containing strong anti-Islamic images have been spotted at Manchester uni.

The poster shows images of women in burqas and protestors from far right group, Generation Identity. Over the images are superimposed a series of questions: "Against mass immigration? Want to protect free speech? Love your English identity?"

Generation Identity are an "International Identitarian movement" that fights for "ethnopluralism," a hypothetical far right concept involving ethnical segregation.

Stand Up to Racism, an organisation that campaigns against all forms of racism, Islamophobia and antisemitism, published a tweet this week denouncing a racist poster found in the Students' Union.

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Further tweets show the same poster has been seen at multiple spots around campus.

One user praised Stand up to Racism's tweet and commented: "You should be treating this poster the same way you would a Swastika".

Stand up to Racism and Manchester students have already announced plans to protest today against Generation Identity on campus.