A new form of protest has emerged across the UK this summer, with women wearing bright pink at anti-migrant demonstrations. Organisers have promoted the colour as a symbol of concern for women and children, and many participants carry placards warning of threats to families.
Supporters say the so-called 'pink protests' represent maternal solidarity and a desire to protect local communities. Critics, however, argue that the use of pink is a deliberate tactic intended to make anti-migrant rhetoric appear more acceptable, and to frame immigration as a direct risk to British women and girls.
