Examples of using Far-right groups in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Many attacks have been identity-focused- committed by far-right groups against LGBT and Roma people.
concerted action by far-right groups to skew responses.
It is a term often employed by far-right groups as it implies the return of migrants to their respective ethnic community,
Most of these parties and other far-right groups in Europe oppose freedom of movement within the European Union as enshrined in the Schengen Agreement.
But organisers the British Bangladeshi Cultural Academy have cancelled the event after far-right groups threatened to hold a protest in the city following the EU referendum vote.
The massive protests began after Germany's decision to take in a larger number of refugees this year triggered a furious response from far-right groups.
Luebcke's killing has revived a debate about whether Germany is doing enough to combat far-right groups, after the chance discovery in 2011 of a neo-Nazi cell,
Immigration is a divisive issue here, and anxiety about it has strengthened far-right groups like the Danish People's Party
regularly organising protests against racism and far-right groups.
Protesters, including far-right groups and their supporters, say the United States has no right to interfere in Polish affairs
By the end of June, neo-Nazis and other far-right groups had committed 8,605 crimes nationwide,
Walter Luebcke's murder has revived a debate about whether Germany is doing enough to combat far-right groups, after the chance discovery in 2011 of a neo-Nazi cell,
Government figures show that in the first half of 2019, there were nearly 9,000 attacks by far-right groups and individuals- an increase of nearly 1,000 compared with the same period the year before.
condemning contemporary far-right groups, segregationists sought to legitimise their resistance
According to the government, there were nearly 9,000 attacks by far-right groups and individuals in the first half of 2019- an increase of nearly 1,000 compared with the same period the year before.
Luebcke's murder has revived a debate about whether Germany has been doing enough to combat far-right groups since the chance discovery in 2011 of a neo-Nazi cell,
This has been a fertile ground for far-right groups and racists, who have seen their popularity grow,
By using irony to deny the racism in these jokes, these far-right groups connect and immerse new members in an online culture that deliberately uses memetic media to have fun at the expense of others.
concerted action by far-right groups to skew responses.
as Pamyat in Russia, and various far-right groups including the Freemen, Identity Christians, Odinists.