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A far-right protest against a Pride parade in Germany was stopped before it even began on Saturday. Far-right counterdemonstrators and neo-Nazis arrived in Leipzig with plans to disrupt a Pride event, which was part of Christopher Street Day. However, when the several hundred protesters arrived at Leipzig Central Station they were stopped immediately inside the station by German police. The police reported that the protests were suspected of using unconstitutional symbols. Up to a thousand people had registered for the counter-rally to the Pride event, according to Leipzig authorities. Meanwhi...
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YouTube shut down the far-right Portuguese ultranationalist Grupo 1143's video channel after a news article highlighted its extremist content. The online video-sharing platform said on Tuesday it blocked the account for violating its policy against hate speech after a New York Times piece took a closer look at social media posts assailing immigrants and cited examples in the UK, Portugal, and other countries where the "vitriolic language is now spilling onto the streets.” Grupo 1143 is led by Mario Machado, a neo-Nazi activist whose anti-Islam and anti-migrant campaigns have been gaining atten...
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Thousands gathered on the streets of the UK on Saturday at anti-racist rallies behind held across the nations. The demonstrations came following anti-immigrant riots and violence which had gripped the country earlier this week following a fatal knife attack on children. Misinformation spread through social media had claimed the attacker was an immigrant and a Muslim. The organisation Stand Up to Racism organised up to 22 ‘Stop the Far Right' demonstrations on Saturday in cities like London, Manchester and Birmingham. In London, thousands assembled outside Reform UK’s London office to accuse Br...
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In the wake of far-right rioting that gripped the UK, the new British government will have to pick up the pieces after years of conservative anti-immigration rhetoric. The right-wing rioting started from misinformation surrounding the murder of three young girls attending a dance workshop in the English town of Southport. Social media users incorrectly identified the attacker as an immigrant and a Muslim. The misinformation led to a week of rioting which UK Prime Minister described as ‘far-right thuggery.’ However, on Wednesday night UK police who anticipated more rioting from far-right demons...
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Left-wing anti-racism protesters rallied in London on Wednesday to counter far-right agitators amid concerns of another night of violence across the country.
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Izabela Sajbor, my sister-in-law, was just 30 years old when, at 22 weeks pregnant, she found herself in a hospital bed. Surrounded by doctors who refused to act due to the stringent abortion laws enacted under the far-right Law and Justice (PiS) government, Izabela died from septic shock 24 hours later, leaving behind a 9-year-old daughter and a grieving family. She is believed to be the first known victim of Poland's abortion ban. Izabela’s death sparked protests across Poland against the misogynist laws of the PiS government under the slogan “Not a single woman more”. The official investiga...
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday a “standing army” comprising specialist police would be set up to deal with far-right rioting currently gripping the country. There would also be a "ramp up" of the justice system to name the approximate 400 individuals arrested during violent clashes that have rocked the nation of the past week, he said outside 10 Downing Street. Starmer described the actions of those demonstrating as "pure violence" and "not protest". "We will not tolerate attacks on mosques or our Muslim community," he added. Starmer convened an urgent meeting dubbed "Cobra...
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Protesters threw objects at police officers in the English town of Rotherham on Sunday as some of the demonstrators attempted to break into a hotel being used to house asylum seekers. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer strongly condemned the attack on Sunday on the hotel, describing it as “far-right thuggery" as more violence broke out in several towns and cities across the country in the wake of a stabbing rampage at a dance class that left three girls dead and many more wounded. False rumours, spread online that the suspect was a Muslim and an asylum-seeker, led to the protests that have seen im...
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Several British police officers have been injured as far-right activists clash with anti-racism protesters amid violent demonstrations following the stabbing of multiple children at a dance class in Southport that left three girls dead and several wounded. On Saturday, Merseyside Police said a number of officers were injured in “serious disorder” in the centre of Liverpool, about 32 kilometres away from the scene of the stabbing attack. In a series of posts on the social media platform X, the force said there is "no place for this despicable behaviour which disrupts the lives of members of the...
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Until just a few months ago, Ireland was psychologically preparing for what would have been one of its biggest political earthquakes in generations: a government led by nationalist party Sinn Fein. But suddenly, what once looked inevitable now feels anything but — and far from making the political weather, the once-surging party is being forced to adapt to a changing climate. Despite its history as the political wing of the terrorist Provisional Irish Republican Army during the Troubles, Sinn Fein has successfully turned itself into a mainstream force, albeit with a markedly leftist and populi...
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