Tag #Far-Right Extremism

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Shifting Social Media Landscape Fuels Political Polarization

The rise of short-form video on platforms like TikTok has drastically altered online content, shifting from idealized personal lives to a prevalent display of violence, prejudice, and social unrest, significantly impacting political landscapes.

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Large Far-Right Demonstration in London Draws 110,000-150,000 Attendees

A far-right demonstration organized by Tommy Robinson in London on Saturday drew an estimated 110,000 to 150,000 attendees, resulting in 26 police officers injured and 25 arrests, with clashes between protesters and police.

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Unite the Kingdom" March in London Draws 110,000 Amidst Counter-Protests

On Saturday, approximately 110,000 people participated in a London march organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, attracting a 5,000-person counter-protest and leading to nine arrests after clashes between groups.

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UK PM Condemns Far-Right London Rally

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned a large far-right rally in London on September 14th, attended by 110,000-150,000 people, citing unacceptable violence and intimidation.

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Neo-Nazis Attack Sacred Indigenous Site in Melbourne

On Sunday, a far-right "anti-immigration" march in Melbourne culminated in 50 neo-Nazis attacking Camp Sovereignty, a sacred Indigenous site, injuring four and highlighting concerns about police response and institutional racism.

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Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell Denied Bail After Indigenous Burial Site Attack

Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell was denied bail after being charged with multiple offences related to an attack on a sacred Indigenous burial site in Melbourne, Australia.

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150,000 Attend Far-Right London Rally; 26 Police Injured

Approximately 150,000 people attended a far-right rally in London organized by Tommy Robinson on September 13th, resulting in 26 police officers injured, with four sustaining serious injuries from thrown bottles and fireworks.

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Far-Right March in London Draws 110,000 Amidst Tensions

A far-right march in central London, organized by Tommy Robinson, drew approximately 110,000 participants, resulting in clashes with police and counter-protesters, but no major incidents.

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Large Anti-Immigration Protest in London Leads to Clashes and Arrests

A large demonstration in central London, organized by Tommy Robinson, against immigration policies resulted in clashes between protesters and police, leaving 26 officers injured and 25 arrests made.

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110,000+ Protest in London Led by Far-Right Figure Tommy Robinson

Approximately 110,000 people gathered in London on September 13th, led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, in a demonstration focusing on free speech, but also featuring anti-immigrant slogans and calls for the resignation of Keir Starmer, according to police.

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Neo-Nazi Leader Denied Bail After Alleged Attack on Indigenous Site

A Melbourne court refused bail to Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell, 32, leader of the Nationalist Socialist Network (NSN), who is charged with multiple offenses, including violent disorder and affray, for allegedly leading an attack on a sacred Indigenous site, Camp Sovereignty.

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Far-right Activist's Online Attacks Lead to Cancellation of Senator's Intelligence Agency Meeting

Following online attacks by far-right activist Laura Loomer, a scheduled meeting between Senator Mark Warner and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency was cancelled by the administration, prompting concerns about undue influence and threats to national security oversight.

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