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Friday, 26 March 2010

‘Racist’ London BNP chief threatened with suspension

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The BNP's London campaign chief was today facing suspension as a councillor after launching a racist “tirade” against Nigerian church-go...

'Orange Order in BNP link'

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A LEADING member of the Orange Order is to stand for the BNP in the forthcoming election, it is reported. Nick Blake, a district master of...

MPs join forces in bid to fight the BNP at the polls

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Three of Portsmouth's leading politicians have agreed to unite against the BNP at the general election. While Mike Hancock, Sarah McCa...

Cops fined over racist remarks (Sweden)

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Two police officers have each been docked five days' wages for racist slurs made during disturbances in Malmö's Rosengård district i...

Lesbian Holocaust memorial plan upsets historians (Germany)

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Holocaust scholars on Thursday attacked a bid to include images of kissing lesbians in a monument dedicated to the thousands of homosexuals ...

Union urges papers to ban BNP adverts

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Newspapers warned of consequences of accepting political ads in the election Editors of local newspapers in London boroughs targeted by th...

BNP barred from election debate (UK)

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The British National Party has sensationally been barred from attending an election debate this evening. A row had broken out locally afte...

Suspect in hate crime attack turns himself in (Oregon, USA)

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A second suspect in an alleged hate crime attack against a Jewish man in Eugene, Ore., has turned himself in. The suspect was charged Wedn...

FACEBOOK GROUP AGAINST ROMANES LANGUAGE IN CZECH SCHOOLS: 40 000 STRONG

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group that disagrees with the decision to introduce Romanes language instruction in the Czech schools has started up on the social networkin...

JEWISH SCHOOL IN BULGARIA VANDALIZED

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Anti-Semitic graffiti was spray painted on the walls of a Jewish school in the capital of Bulgaria. A Star of David equated with a Nazi swas...

THOUSANDS SET TO PROTEST AUSTRIAN FAR-RIGHT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

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Up to 5,000 protesters were expected at a demonstration against Austrian far-right presidential hopeful Barbara Rosenkranz in Vienna on Thur...

Neo-Nazi's estranged wife admits kicking police (New Zeland)

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The estranged wife of convicted murderer Hayden McKenzie has been sentenced to community work after she admitted spitting into a police offi...
Thursday, 25 March 2010

Top Migration Agency Official Denies Racism is a Problem in Russia

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'No grounds for concern' over racist attacks in Russia - migration service Interfax states Moscow, 20 March: The Federal Migration ...

Birmingham barrister set to stand as BNP election candidate

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A BIRMINGHAM barrister is set to stand in the General Election as a BNP candidate, according to the party’s website. Robert Grierson will ...

Democratic Forum (MDF) PM candidate Bokros warns of far-right radicalism (Hungary)

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Lajos Bokros, prime minister-candidate of the conservative Democratic Forum (MDF), said in a press interview that the checks and balances of...

Gay-hate imam to speak at Swedish conference

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An organisation for young Muslims in Sweden has outraged the country's largest gay rights group by inviting an imam in favour of executi...

Police in Australia investigated over 'racist' e-mail

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Up to 100 police officers are being investigated in the Australian state of Victoria for sharing a racist e-mail. The message reportedly s...

No increase in asylum claims to developed nations

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The total number of asylum applications to industrialized countries in 2009 saw virtually no change from 2008. The UN says this is proof tha...

Is Facebook tagging a breach of privacy? EU court battle looms for social networking giant

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European regulators are investigating whether posting photos, videos and other information about people on websites such as Facebook without...

Cyber spy breakthrough could net Facebook predators

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BREAKTHROUGH in cyber crime prevention could identify potential paedophiles – from the way they use a keyboard. Newcastle University is in...