Far-right extremism
Eleven suspected of incitement after far-right demo in Stockholm
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Eleven people are suspected of incitement against a population group following a far-right demonstration in Stockholm on Sunday. The event, organized by Alternativ för Sverige in Kungsträdgården, marked the death anniversary of Karl XII. Police report suspicions of Hitler salutes and chants of 'hell seger', but no arrests have been made.
In Dresden, the trial against eight alleged members of the 'Sächsische Separatisten' began on Friday. The Federal Prosecutor's Office accuses the group of forming a terrorist organization. Defense lawyers unsuccessfully demanded the exclusion of the public.
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Far-right groups systematically recruit new members with thoughtful strategies, using schools and video games as key arenas. Expo's new report, based on interviews and analyses, outlines the recruitment process in six steps. It emphasizes that society's interventions play a crucial role in countering radicalization.