Australian far right group ‘used me for propaganda’
Rahila Haidary speaks to the United Patriots Front's Chris Shortis As a young girl Rahila Haidary defied the Afghan Taliban by dressing up as a boy to attend school. Now settled in Australia, this is the story of what happened when she confronted the far right United Patriots Front. When anti-Islam movement Reclaim Australia held rallies across Australia on 22 November, Ms Haidary had planned to m
Fear and loathing in Athens: the rise of Golden Dawn and the far right
You can hear it from blocks away: the deafening beat of Pogrom, Golden Dawn's favourite band, blasting out of huge speakers by a makeshift stage. "Rock for the fatherland, this is our music, we don't want parasites and foreigners on our land…" It's a warm October evening and children on bicycles are riding up and down among the young men with crew cuts, the sleeves of their black T-shirts tight ov
Hungarian far right MEP under pressure after revelation of Jewish roots
As a rising star in Hungary's far-right Jobbik party, Csanád Szegedi was notorious for his incendiary comments about Jews. He said they were "buying up" the country, railed about the "Jewishness" of the political elite, and claimed Jews were desecrating national symbols. Then came a revelation that knocked him off his perch: Szegedi himself is Jewish. Szegedi acknowledged in June that his grandpar
World Uyghur Congress In Tokyo Draws Condemnation From China
Kadeer speaking at the WUC meeting in Tokyo on Monday, with the Japanese flag behind her. Reuters Japan has allowed the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) to meet in Tokyo on Monday, drawing renewed anger from China. Chinese news agencies also report that Rebiya Kadeer, the head of the WUC, has also taken the occasion to visit the Yasukuni Shrine, dedicated to honoring Japan's war dead -- a controversial
Hard Times Lift Greece’s Anti-Immigrant Fringe (Published 2012)
Nikos Michaloliakos, the leader of Golden Dawn, greeted voters this month in Megara, Greece.Credit...Nikos Pilos for The New York Times ATHENS — On a recent morning in the upper-middle-class neighborhood of Papagou here, members of the Greek ultranationalist group Golden Dawn stood at an outdoor vegetable market campaigning for the coming national elections. “This is our party’s program, for a cle
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Wade Michael Page named as temple shooter as FBI examines far-right links
