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Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Breaking News: Croydon BNP election candidate guilty of attacking four anti-fascist protesters

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A British National Party election candidate for Croydon Council has been found guilty of attacking four anti-fascist protesters. David Cla...

‘Neo-Nazi father asked me to research bomb’

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A TEENAGER facing terror charges has admitted researching how to make an electromagnetic pulse bomb capable of knocking out vital computer s...

Husband of BNP parliamentary candidate quits 'to protect party'

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THE husband of a BNP Parliamentary candidate has quit the party following his recent arrest over an alleged drugs offence. Clifford Baddel...

Jobbik unveils new name for organization soon to be again banned by the courts

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After winning 47 seats in the new parliament, Jobbik party chairman Gábor Vona has announced that he will  form a new Hungarian National Gua...

PP IN BADALONA, DEFENDS ITS FLYERS STATING ROMANIAN GYPSIES “ARE HERE TO COMMIT CRIME” (Spain)

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The president of the PP in Badalona, defends its flyers stating that Romanian gypsies "are here to commit crime". The president of...

War heroes anger as BNP use 'D-Day veteran'

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A SHEFFIELD D-Day hero has lashed out at the BNP for using a Normandy veteran in an election publicity drive. Ken Riley, aged 86, of Grime...

Mexico migrants face human rights crisis, says Amnesty

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Migrants in Mexico are facing a "major human rights crisis" as the authorities fail to tackle widespread abuses, Amnesty Internati...

UK agrees to compensate man wrongly accused of terrorism

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Lotfi Raissi was released in 2002 after 'no evidence at all' was found to support allegations that he trained the hijackers of airpl...

'Anarchist's Cookbook' writer admits terror offences

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A man who wrote a terrorists' handbook using information from an al-Qaeda training manual has pleaded guilty to offences under the Terro...

Blair Peach: After 31 years Met police say 'sorry' for their role in his killing

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A former police inspector tonight denied involvement in the notorious killing of the anti-racist protester Blair Peach, after a report relea...
Tuesday, 27 April 2010

The BNP Want To Censor Eastenders And OK Magazine

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The 2010 BNP Manifesto released this week contains the following statement: Alien Cultural Influences The BNP disapproves of the malign infl...

Number of accused extremists rose by half in 2009 (Czech Rep)

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The number of people accused in connection with extremism in the Czech Republic last year rose by a half against 2008, according to a report...

UK 'BREAKING INTERNATIONAL LAW'

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The UK is among several European countries defying international rules by returning asylum seekers to Iraq despite continuing violence, a hu...

THREE PROSECUTED FOR NAZI PROPAGANDA (Czech Rep.)

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The police have accused three men of having shouted neo-Nazi slogans and making the Nazi salute while drunk in a night club last night, regi...

POLICE ACCUSE NEIGHBOURS OF ATTACK ON ROMA IN OSTRAVA (Czech Rep.)

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The Czech police Friday officially confirmed that they have accused a woman and her underage son of an attempted murder in connection with a...

ABSENCE OF ETHNIC VIOLENCE IN THE NETHERLANDS EXPLAINED

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How has the Netherlands managed to escaped large-scale ethnic riots, researcher Otto Adang and two of his colleagues wondered. On Monday, Ad...

BNP manifesto seeks more than votes

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Nick Griffin's manifesto reveals a party keen to turn voters into supporters of a racially 'pure'  Britain, 'bound together ...
Monday, 26 April 2010

Labour man's BNP refusal leads to debate cancellation

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The three main parties have been accused of "destroying an opportunity for free speech" by withdrawing from a public meeting in We...

Internet 'racist' group targets Bristol mosque

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Extreme right supporters are part of an internet group opposing plans for a new mosque in Barton Hill. More than 700 people have joined a ...

Austrian president re-elected, bitter pill for extreme-right

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Austrian President Heinz Fischer won a widely anticipated second term Sunday, in a result that proved a bitter pill for the country's ex...