The SDLP has expressed concern that a major loyalist demonstration planned for October 29th in Belfast could unleash more violence across the city.
Representatives of the Love Ulster campaign are planning a huge demonstration in the city next month. Victims' groups, Orangemen and loyalist bands are all set to take part in the march.
SDLP Assembly member for north Belfast Alban Magennis
Organisers insisted the gathering to vent unionist frustration at the peace process will be peaceful and marshalled.
But SDLP Assembly member for north Belfast Alban Magennis warned that it could lead to new trouble.
"It's the height of irresponsibility to bring large crowds on to the streets of Belfast in the present circumstances," he said.
"It's dangerous and can only lead to further community tensions in the build-up to this particular march. Police resources are bound to be put under further strain and this will create a climate of fear."
The campaign has already sent out 200,000 copies of a free newspaper declaring "Ulster in Crisis" across Northern Ireland, with loyalist paramilitaries openly involved in the deliveries.
Angered by a military scale-back following the IRA's declaration that its armed campaign is over, its new plan is to march from the Shankill Road scene of a deadly IRA bomb attack in October 1993.
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