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Saturday, 30 April 2011

Neo-Nazi Couple Convicted For the Murder of Rights Defenders in Moscow (Russia)

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Over the past decade, we’ve observed a disturbing pattern of threats and assaults against human rights activists in the Russian Federation. ...

More BNP expulsions expected (UK)

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In fact, we should demand them! BNP press officer Simon Darby has in his own words begun a night of "sustained alcohol abuse". I c...

Accused of race crimes (UK)

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Three alleged members of the far-right English Defence League movement have been charged over race related vandalism including at Hartlepool...
Thursday, 28 April 2011

Right-wing Baptist Church plans royal wedding protest (USA)

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The Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church, an extreme right-wing Christian group, is planning to protest outside Westminster Abbey on the day...

BNP Accuses Royal Mail Of Dumping Leaflets (UK)

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The Royal Mail is investigating claims that its staff have dumped far-right election leaflets "across Wales" instead of delivering...

Hungary promises to tackle far-right vigilantes after four hurt in clashes

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Hungary's government has vowed to crack down on uniformed far-right groups after four people were injured in fighting between ultra-nati...

BNP candidate condemned for abusive Facebook post (UK)

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 A BNP candidate has been displaying highly offensive material that advocates violence against members of a Muslim organisation on her Faceb...
Wednesday, 27 April 2011

BNP candidate Anita Cooper blames hackers for messages (UK)

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Hackers were today accused of filling a would-be BNP councillor's website with hate-filled racist abuse. The Facebook networking page ...

German state launches renewed move to ban far-right NPD

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The interior minister in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt has announced he's preparing a new proposal to ban the far-right Germ...

Police prepared for far-right protesters in Berwick (UK)

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 Extra police resources will be diverted to a Northumberland town this weekend when a far-right protest group stages a demonstration. Betw...

Police try to keep two protest groups apart on Weymouth Esplanade (UK)

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The English Defence League (EDL) is a right-wing group that is against Islamic extremism and “radical Islam’s encroachment into the lives of...

BNP 'expects to pay off debts this year' (UK)

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The British National Party, which was facing potentially crippling debts of more than £500,000, says it expects to pay them off by the end o...

Muslims to help EDL to protect royal wedding? (UK)

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Prominent Muslims in Luton say they are angry at attempts by Islamic extremists to disrupt this Friday’s royal wedding. Extremist group Mu...
Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Azubalis condemns Nazi activity (Lithuania)

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Lithuanian Foreign Minister Audronius Azubalis has condemned a wave of neo-nazi activity in the country. “Such acts are considered as atta...

MLK Day bomb plot suspect pleads innocent to hate crimes (USA)

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A reputed neo-Nazi accused of planting a backpack bomb discovered along the route of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade pleaded not guilty ...

EU Security Official In Kosovo Removed For 'Racist Comments'

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The European Union's police and justice mission in Kosovo (EULEX) says one of its officials has been suspended amid charges he offended ...

BNP youth leader arrested (UK)

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Kieren Trent, leader of the British National Party’s “young adults” organisation Resistance, was arrested by Thames Valley Police yesterday...

St George’s Day open-air drink ban in city centre after BNP and EDL violence fears (UK)

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People were banned from drinking outside some city centre pubs on Saturday – over fears of violence by far-right groups celebrating St Georg...
Monday, 25 April 2011

The case of the missing EDL Facebook Page takes another twist

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The latest twist in this ever changing blog post of the vanishing EDL Facebook page is that the hacker crew called ZCompany, Team Poison are...

Russian neo-Nazis rally in Moscow against Caucasus

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Hundreds of neo-Nazis rallied in Moscow against the Kremlin’s policies in the violence-plagued Caucasus region. About 300 protesters, incl...