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Graffiti on a condominium wall in Moscow (RIA Novosti/Ruslan Krivobok) 25.05.2012 16:26 19 comments

Muslims outraged at xenophobic graffiti

Moscow’s mufti Albir Krganov has appealed to the capital’s Bureau for Human Rights over nationalistic slogans and graffiti which he says insult the feelings of believers and non-Russian nationals.

 
"The Tinley 5" 23.05.2012 20:28 24 comments

White supremacists violently clash with anti-racists near Chicago

Groups with opposing ideologies about race in America clashed at a suburban Chicago restaurant over the weekend, and though the bloody aftermath has since been dealt with, two parties of extremists are now more at odds than ever.

English winger, Theo Walcott (AFP Photo / Glyn Kirk) 18.05.2012 14:23 7 comments

Ukrainian racists scare Theo Walcott’s dad

The family of English international Theo Walcott has decided to watch Euro 2012 on TV, fearing they will become the target of racist attacks if they travel to Ukraine.

 
A bus carrying gay activists is attacked in St.Petersburg (PHOTO: Valentin Ilyushin, http://www.baltinfo.ru/) 17.05.2012 23:27 42 comments

Neo-Nazis attack gay activists in St. Petersburg (PHOTOS)

Several gay rights activists have suffered injuries after being assaulted during and after a chaotic demonstration in St.Petersburg

A woman walks past graffiti of Bosnian Serb fugitive general Ratko Mladic in Belgrade June 11, 2009 (Reuters/Marko Djurica) 16.05.2012 16:11 26 comments

I'm proud of father's role in Bosnian war – Mladic son

The Hague tribunal judge has shown bias even before the Ratko Mladic trial began on Wednesday, the former Serbian general’s son Darko told RT. He says his father was simply trying to protect his nation during the Bosnian war.

 
(AFP Photo / Joe Raedle) 15.05.2012 21:39 25 comments

FBI may charge George Zimmerman with hate crime

Things could soon be getting much worse for the admitted killer of Trayvon Martin. The FBI is now considering whether or not they can charge George Zimmerman with a federal hate crime. If convicted, Zimmerman could face the death penalty.

AFP Photo / Marco Longari 11.05.2012 13:59 15 comments

Libya moving to democracy through torture?

Thousands of supporters of Colonel Gaddafi are being detained, with some tortured in secret prisons by revolutionary brigades, the head of the UN Support Mission in Libya says. Rights groups have already raised the alarm on torture in Libyan prisons.

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Reuters / Laszlo Balogh 27.04.2012 23:32 11 comments

Ex-terrorist network? ‘Facebook’ for former extremists

From Islamic Jihadists to neo-Nazis, over a thousand former extremists and their victims are connecting online to tackle terrorism via the Google-supported social network Against Violent Extremism (AVE).

RIA Novosti/Aleksandr Utkin 27.04.2012 18:39 9 comments

Russia to boost fight against illegal immigration

The Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has called for more drastic efforts to counter illegal immigration.

 
People gather beside flower decked railings as they participate in a protest during which the gathering sang a song hated by mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik in Oslo on April 26, 2012(AFP Photo / Scanpix / Heiko Junge) Video via HAAJHA YouTube channel 26.04.2012 23:53 35 comments

40,000 protest Breivik crime with song he hates (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

Forty thousand Norwegians flooded the streets of Oslo in the pouring rain to defy mass murderer Anders Breivik after he derided the popular children's song “Children of the Rainbow” as a Marxist tool to brainwash children.

Bavaria is set to republish Hitler's "Mein Kampf" (AFP Photo/Carl Souza) 26.04.2012 15:49 23 comments

German Jews: Republishing Mein Kampf ‘good idea’

Germany is set to republish Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf for the first time since World War II. The new edition will contain historians’ commentaries. The country’s Jewish community said the milestone decision was a "good idea".

 
A supporter of the English Defence League gestures during a demonstration in Luton, February 5, 2011. (Reuters / Paul Hackett) 25.04.2012 12:00 90 comments

Breeding Breiviks? Europe, US ‘at risk’ of anti-Islam massacre

Counter-Jihad movements that inspired Anders Breivik’s Norway massacre are growing in influence in the US and Europe: a recent report by UK activist group Hope not Hate has mapped their spread, and the links between them.

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Self-confessed mass murderer and right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik (L) speaks to his defence lawyer Vibeke Hein Baera (R) in the central court in Oslo on April 20, 2012 (AFP Photo / Sannum Lauten) 20.04.2012 21:30 25 comments

Utoya massacre step-by-step: Breivik ‘dehumanized’ to survive own terror

Likening himself to a “banzai” warrior, seeking “satori” to harden his heart, Anders Breivik lauded Al-Qaeda for embracing martyrdom. But the self-confessed mass-killer feared he would "break down mentally" if he faced the horror he had unleashed.

 
Anders Behring Breivik attends the fourth day of proceedings at Oslo's courthouse on April 19, 2012 (AFP Photo / Pool / Stian Lysberg Solum) 19.04.2012 20:32 29 comments

'Kill them all': Cold-blooded Breivik reveals massacre details as court weeps

Beheading the prime minister, year-long video-game marathons and a sick dream to “kill them all.” Day four in the trial of confessed mass murderer Anders Breivik took a weeping courtroom into the very heart of madness.

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Defendant Anders Behring Breivik pauses as he answers questions made by the public prosecutor Bejer Engh (not pictured) at the start of the third day of proceedings in the courthouse in Oslo April 18, 2012. (Reuters / Fabrizio Bensch) 18.04.2012 19:56 33 comments

Breivik: 21-yr jail term pathetic, I should either be acquitted or executed

Norway killer says capital punishment or full acquittal are the “only logical outcomes” for his murder of 77 people last July. As Norwegian law does not provide for the death penalty, 21 years in prison is the harshest sentence the court can pass.

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Sakina, 13, writes in a literacy class at the Family Guidance Center women's shelter in Kabul (Reuters / Lucy Nicholson) 17.04.2012 20:04 7 comments

Scores of Afghan schoolgirls poisoned in suspected Taliban attack

About 150 Afghan schoolgirls have been poisoned at a high school in the country's north after drinking contaminated water. Officials suspect conservative radicals, who oppose female education.

Anders Behring Breivik cries ar as court views propaganda film he made, during his trial in Oslo courthouse on April 16, 2012 (AFP Photo / Pool / Heiko Junge) 16.04.2012 14:48 64 comments

Breivik cries in court, claims murder of 77 'self-defense' (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

He’s behind a bomb-and-shooting massacre that killed 77 people, he admits to the acts, but pleads not guilty to criminal charges. Anders Breivik showed no emotion as the prosecutor read out the horrific details of his victims’ deaths in Norway.

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Image from violinsofhopecharlotte.com 14.04.2012 17:42 13 comments

Violins of Hope to recall the Holocaust

If violins could talk, they would have a lot to say about the Holocaust. Now, eighteen “Violins of Hope” that survived the Nazi concentration camps, and were restored by an Israeli violin maker, are making their debut in America.

Norwegian right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik (R), 32, arrives in court in Oslo (AFP Photo / Daniel Sannum Lauten) 13.04.2012 21:27 16 comments

Killer argument? Norwegian terrorist Breivik to claim “self-defense“ at trial

Even his lawyers say the plea has no chance – but Anders Behring Breivik is still determined to somehow prove that killing 77 people, most of them teenagers, was an act of self-defense.

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Anzhi's Christopher Samba (RIA Novosti / Anton Denisov) 10.04.2012 03:02 3 comments

Samba happy at Anzhi despite banana incident

Anzhi defender Chris Samba says no racist abuse will dampen his desire to show his best form for his new club.