
Former US President Joe Biden was protested during his visit to Trinity College.
Former US President Joe Biden was protested by Palestinian supporters during his visit to Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, due to the awarding of his son Hunter Biden.
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Former US President Joe Biden visited Trinity College on the occasion of his son Hunter Biden receiving a medal.
Former US President Joe Biden made a surprise visit to Trinity College in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, as his son Hunter Biden was awarded a gold medal for his 'Outstanding Contributions to Public Debate'.
Former US President Biden was accompanied by his wife Jill Biden. Joe Biden was protested by a group supporting Palestine when he left the university after the program.
Various foreign objects, including milk cartons, were thrown at Joe Biden and slogans such as "He has blood on his hands", "Genocidal Joe" and "Shame" were chanted.
While the police at the scene intervened with the protesters, at least 2 people were detained.

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