US 'hate groups' bolstered by Obama's election
Campaigners claim right-wing groups such as Aryan Nations are on the rise Did the election of Barack Obama as US president boost the growth of right-wing and so-called "hate groups"? A curious thing happens when you walk down the street in Spokane, Washington, first thing in the morning. Complete strangers look you in the eye, and say, with a little smile: "Good morning." It is that kind of a town
New Dissent in Japan Is Loudly Anti-Foreign (Published 2010)
KYOTO, Japan � The demonstrators appeared one day in December, just as children at an elementary school for ethnic Koreans were cleaning up for lunch. The group of about a dozen Japanese men gathered in front of the school gate, using bullhorns to call the students cockroaches and Korean spies. Inside, the panicked students and teachers huddled in their classrooms, singing loudly to drown out the
Le Pen among Euro rightists in Japan WWII shrine visit
A group of far-right politicians from Europe has visited a shrine which honours Japan's war dead, including convicted World War II war criminals. The politicians, including France's Jean-Marie Le Pen, were invited to Japan by a local far-right group. Their visit comes on the eve of the 65th anniversary of Japan's surrender. Visits to Yasukuni shrine, particularly by Japanese leaders, anger other A
BNP attends international far-right conference in Japan | Politics | The Guardian
The British National Party is taking part in a week-long conference in Japan organised by Nippon Issuikai, an extreme-right group that denies Japanese wartime atrocities. Adam Walker, the BNP's staff manager, is in Tokyo along with 20 MEPs and members of the Alliance of European National Movements, the "europarty" that brings together far-right parties from across Europe. Walker arrived in Tokyo t
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