Sectarian Murals Under Threat from Council

The video explores the murals of Belfast, highlighting their role as both tourist attractions and historical records. It delves into the debate over paramilitary murals, with some advocating for their removal and others arguing for their preservation to educate future generations. The discussion also touches on Belfast's efforts to rebrand itself and move towards a peaceful future, balancing the city's historical legacy with its new image. Art critics are divided on whether these murals represent freedom of expression or a threat of violence.

What is the main reason some artists want to keep the murals in Belfast?

• For romantic and glorification purposes

• To educate future generations

• To inspire armed revolution

• To attract more tourists

What recent event is mentioned as part of Belfast's positive transformation?

• A new historical museum

• The opening of a new art gallery

• The MTV European Music Awards

• A major sports championship

How do some people view the murals in terms of Belfast's future?

• As an obstacle to peace

• As a tool for political campaigns

• As a way to boost the economy

• As a means to attract international artists

What is one of the challenges mentioned in rebranding Belfast?

• Balancing history with progress

• Increasing the number of murals

• Reducing tourism in the city

• Finding new artists to paint murals

What is the divided opinion among art critics regarding the murals?

• Whether they should be painted over

• Whether they should be moved to a museum

• If they are a form of freedom of expression or a threat of violence

• If they should be used for educational purposes