Links and Online Resources
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Global Terrorism Reports & Terrorist Group Profiles.
Federation of American
Scientists
Intelligence sites, background and threat
assessments on terrorism.
Oklahoma City Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism
This website includes resources, conference information, etc.
U.S.
Counter-Terrorism Training Coordination Working Group
This Group, convened by the U.S. Department of Justice, examines the counter-terrorism tools available to law enforcement and first responder communities.
Includes the Law Enforcement Bulletin.
The National Security Archive is simultaneously a research institute on international affairs, a library and archive of declassified U.S. documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, a public interest law firm defending and expanding public access to government information through the FOIA, and an indexer and publisher of the documents in books, microfiche, and electronic formats.
Contains annual
and special human rights reports.
Contains annual and special human rights reports.
U.S. 1996 Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act
Center for Democracy & Technology Counter-Terrorism
Deals with privacy and legal issues relating to
counterterrorism legislation in the
Separatist,
Paramilitary, Military, Intelligence, and Political Organizations
Links to websites of Separatist, Paramilitary, Military, Intelligence, and Political Organizations.
Inter-American
Commission on Human Rights
Contains annual and special human rights reports.
Electronic
Frontier Foundation
Watchdog group for terrorism legislation
(EFF "Censorship & Privacy - Terrorism & Militias
Founded in 1996, the Terrorism Research Center, Inc. (TRC) is an independent institute dedicated to the research of terrorism, information warfare and security, critical infrastructure protection, homeland security, and other issues of low-intensity political violence and gray-area phenomena. (Basically, security consultants)
Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence
Delaware Criminal Justice Council Terrorism Research Page
Criminal Justice Issues relating to governments and government officials.
The National Security Studies Center, University of Haifa,
Israel - Terrorism Project.For the first time in the history of the study of
terrorism in Israel, a large data set is created which includes documentation
of each and every terrorist event against Israeli targets that took place since
1948. It aims at acquiring as much information as possible about every attack,
such as the identity of the perpetrators, the victims, methods of operation,
the location of the event, the counter terrorist response. The gathered
information is coded into two different data sets. The first is a qualitative
one that should enable historians and analysts to study the history of
terrorism in
Stephen
Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-Semitism and Racism
The Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of
Contemporary Anti-Semitism and Racism at
Political Research Associates is an independent,
nonprofit research center that studies antidemocratic, authoritarian, and other
oppressive movements, institutions, and trends. (Resources for studying the US
Political Right)
National Terrorism Preparedness Institute's
Live Response Broadcast
http://terrorism.spjc.edu/NTPTliveresponse.htm
Summary: NTPI hosts this program on a bi-monthly basis. The
Live Response program is an hour-long show in which a panel of experts explores
topics related to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) consequence management and
engages in question and answer sessions with the program audience. Please
follow the link above to find the date and time for the next showing.
National Terrorism Preparedness Institute's
CoMNET Broadcast
http://terrorism.spjc.edu/NTPTcomnet.htm
Summary: NTPI hosts this recurring satellite broadcast program
on a bi-monthly basis. The CoMNET broadcast offers Weapons of Mass Destruction
(WMD) related awareness information to the Nation's civilian and military
emergency response communities. CoMNET is a news magazine style program
consisting of multiple segments, similar to the National Alert programs aired
on the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Emergency Education Network
(EENET). Please follow the link above to find the date and time for the next
showing.
A research page of links on extremism,
anti-extremism, or sites that are considered outside the mainstream.
Hate groups on the internet compiled by Raymond A.
Franklin.
This directory of para-states is not a list of
terrorist organizations, and is not constructed to supplement or complement the
list of terrorist organizations of the US Department of State. The guide
intentionally casts a wide net of liberation movements, terrorist
organizations, substance cartels, and other para-State entities.
The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (also known as the 9-11 Commission), an independent, bipartisan commission created by congressional legislation, is chartered to prepare a full and complete account of the circumstances surrounding the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, including preparedness for and the immediate response to the attacks. The Commission is also mandated to provide recommendations designed to guard against future attacks. The Commission has released its final report, available below in PDF format. Additionally, staff statements and hearing transcripts are available online.
The Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in
Southeast Europe announces the publication of an Electronic Book, which is available
on the webpage, (web address shown below). This book is a
documentation on the proceedings of a Seminar organised by the CDRSEE
and the Centre for Antiwar Action in July 2004 in
Announcing a new website in philosophical and empirical peace and war studies. JustWarTheory.com is a free, non-profit aid to research and instruction in applied ethical, political and legal theories of armed conflict, peace-making, and international law. JustWarTheory.com is an annotated host of free internet-available resources covering such topics as just war theory, terrorism, counter-terrorism warfare, military strategy, military ethics, defense policy, pacifism, alternatives to warfare, international law enforcement, nationalism, humanitarian intervention, international war conventions, war crimes, U.S. foreign policy, and related current events.
Democracy Now! is a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program airing on over 300 stations in North America. Pioneering the largest public media collaboration in the U.S., Democracy Now! is broadcast on Pacifica, community, and National Public Radio stations, public access cable television stations, satellite television (on Free Speech TV, channel 9415 of the DISH Network), shortwave radio and the internet.
823
United Nations Plaza
New York, NY 10017
Phone: (212) 885-7700
E-mail:
hidden-child@adl.org
ADL fights hatred, extremism and terrorism. Their stated goal: to make the world a safer place. Over the past few years, ADL has expanded expertise and capabilities to confront a more dangerous world.
14
Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 500
Sterling, VA 20165
Phone: (703) 421-5443
Fax: (703) 421 - 6401
E-mail:
comment@ceousa.org
As a think tank devoted to the promotion of colorblind equal opportunity and racial harmony, the Center for Equal Opportunity is uniquely positioned to counter the divisive impact of race conscious public policies. CEO focuses on three areas in particular: racial preferences, immigration and assimilation and multicultural education.
American Association for Affirmative Action (AAAA)
12100
Sunset Hills Road, Suite 130
Reston, VA 20190
Phone: 800-252-8952
The American Association for Affirmative Action is an association of professionals managing affirmative action, equal opportunity, diversity and other human resource programs.
Campaign Against Racism and Facism (UK)
Until 2003, CARF was Britain's only independent anti-racist magazine, documenting resistance against racism - from black and refugee organisations, monitoring groups, anti-deportation campaigns, football fans, and much more. The CARF group now supports the work of the Institute of Race Relations and has transferred its publishing efforts to this outlet where, it hopes, the news and analysis which made CARF magazine a success will continue to find an audience. The CARF group is not aligned to any political party or tendency. It is composed of individuals from many walks of life: designers, lawyers, journalists, students, race relations workers all of whom share a commitment to fighting racism.
A Guide to Ulster
Loyalism and Unionism Online
This guide
organises and provides links to over 270 loyalist and unionist websites,
including links to archived copies of defunct sites. It is a first attempt to
make some kind of assessment of the scale and character of online activity by
Ulster loyalists and
unionists and to provide some analysis of that activity. Around ninety of the
270 sites catalogued in the guide are now defunct and a novel feature of the
guide is the fact that it provides links to copies of these defunct sites held
in the Internet Archive. The Internet Archive saves only a selection of
materials from these sites however and many of these webpages are disappearing
without trace. The author, Niall O Dochartaigh, is a lecturer in Political
Science and Sociology at the National University of Ireland, Galway. He has
written on conflict in Northern Ireland and on Internet Research for the social
sciences and is currently doing research on online political activism.
The East African Human Rights Institute announces to all researchers, scholars, practitioners, workers and librarians in the field of human rights, democracy, governance and conflict management that the East African Journal of Human Rights and Democracy is available on full text in Adobe PDF version from Volume 1 no 1 2003 to date on the Institute web page. The webpage is supported by a grant from the Government of Switzerland, Embassy of Switzerland, Nairobi. The publication of the Journal is made possible through a grant from Sida, Swedish International Development Agency, Government of Sweden, Nairobi.
Antisemitism and Xenophobia Today/AXT publishes analyses of manifestations of racism, xenophobia and, especially, anti-Semitism, against a backdrop of the more general social and political contexts in which such manifestations occur. AXT is resourced and maintained by the Institute for Jewish Policy Research/JPR, an independent think-tank based in London. JPR informs and influences policy, opinion and decision-making on social, political and cultural issues affecting Jewish life. It also works to strengthen civil society by shaping social and political agendas, by engaging in public policy debates, and providing policy advice. A UK registered charity, JPR deals with international as well as national issues, with a special focus on Europe. With over fifty years of research excellence in its former role as the Institute of Jewish Affairs, JPR possesses a unique authority. As an independent think-tank and research institute, JP is recognized by the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions Audio Archive online
The Department of Special Collections at the University of California Santa Barbara has created a digital archive of the recorded programs of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (CSDI). CSDI was founded by Robert Maynard Hutchins and was based in Santa Barbara, California, from 1959 to 1987. During that time it brought together many of the most capable and distinguished minds of the times to discuss vital issues facing American society of the day. Political and academic leaders, scientists, social scientists, legal scholars, journalists, theologians, labor and community leaders focused on topics such as peace and war, democracy, dissent, community action, ecology and the environment, elections and the electoral process, immigration, international relations, law and order, the media, race and ethnicity, and religion. Prominent participants included Senator Alan Cranston, Upton Sinclair, Milton Friedman, Mortimer Adler, Cesar Chavez, Aldous Huxley, Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, Sander Vanocur, and Gunner Myrdal among many others.
Center for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
CSVR's mission is to develop and implement innovative and integrated human security interventions based upon a commitment to social justice and fundamental rights for people who are vulnerable or excluded. CSVR pursues these goals as essential to its aspiration of preventing violence in all its forms and building sustainable peace and reconciliation in societies emerging from violent pasts - in South Africa, on the African continent and globally.
Institute for the Study of Academic Racism
The Institute for the Study of Academic Racism (ISAR) at Ferris State University is a non-profit educational foundation that acts as a resource service for students, academics, journalists, legislators and civil rights activists. ISAR monitors changing intellectual trends in academic racism, biological determinism, and eugenics. ISAR's investigative work has resulted in feature articles in such prominent newspapers and magazines as the New York Times, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and Science Magazine. ISAR staff have worked with Congress and the Justice Department as well as national civil rights organizations. The institute promotes research in academic racism by posting extensive bibliographies and maintaining an on-line archive of primary and secondary sources.
PRA is an independent, not-for-profit research center that monitors the organizations, individuals, and activities of the U.S. political right. Its purpose is to serve as an information clearinghouse providing archival information on the right wing, including links among right-wing groups, financing behind right-wing activities, and analysis of right-wing movements, and to serve as an "early warning system" for those who need to know about emerging trends and developments. Further information at:
Setting the Boundaries of Political Tolerance in Western Europe
Dr Giovanni Capoccia
Formerly known as the ”'Between Militancy and Accommodation: Reactions to Extremism in European Democracies” project. Website for project studying how Western European democracies react to what they perceive as extremist dissent. Among the core questions investigated are what are (1) the main dimensions of cross-country variation in strategies of reaction to extremism? and (2) what explains such variation?—questions that have received relatively limited attention in comparative politics scholarship. The project analyzes political repression in sixteen Western European countries in their democratic spells since 1920, and complements this analysis with an in-depth investigation of more recent developments in Germany, France and Spain, where the issue of how to deal with extremist groups and parties has been on the national political agenda in recent years. The project was initially sponsored by a British Academy small grant (June - Sept 2003) and the University of Oxford's Research Development Fund.
Keele European Parties Research Unit
Political parties are crucial to the operation of democratic politics. They help mobilise the citizenry and are important channels of communication between individuals and the political elites of modern states. They also set political agendas and help to run governments. West European parties face the challenges of maintaining their membership, funding and political legitimacy, while having to adapt to new methods of political communication, increased electoral competition and new levels of governance. Meanwhile, the newly democratising countries in the former communist bloc of Eastern Europe face problems of constructing political parties at a time when some allege that 'the party is over'. As a reflection of Keele's exceptionally strong concentration of research into European political parties (in both Western and Eastern Europe), the Keele European Research Unit (KEPRU) was launched in September 2000. KEPRU was the first research grouping of its kind in the UK and it brings together the hitherto largely independent work of Keele researchers focusing on European political parties. KEPRU publishes a working paper series which is available online.
European Monitoring Centre on
Racism and Xenophobia (EUMC)
The primary task of the
European
Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia (EUMC) is to provide
the Community and its Member States with objective, reliable and comparable
information and data on racism, xenophobia, islamophobia and anti-Semitism at
the European level in order to help the EU and its Member States to establish
measures or formulate courses actions against racism and xenophobia. On the
basis of the data collected, the EUMC studies the extent and development of the
phenomena and manifestations of racism and xenophobia, and analyses their
causes, consequences and effects. It is also the task of the EUMC to work out
strategies to combat racism and xenophobia and to highlight and disseminate
examples of good practice regarding the integration of migrants and ethnic and
religious minority groups in the EU Member States. The very core of the EUMC's
activities is the European Information Network on Racism and Xenophobia (RAXEN).
It is designed to collect data and information at national as well as at the
European level. This is accomplished via 25 National Focal Points, contracted by
the EUMC to collect, coordinate and disseminate national and EU information in
close cooperation with the EUMC.
Founded in 1981, Political Research Associates works to facilitate public understanding of the threat posed to human rights by “oppressive and authoritarian movements and trends” in the United States. Through research and publications, and as a national resource and support center for activists, journalists and others, PRA seeks to build a movement for progressive social change and promotes democratic values and principles. In addition, PRA claims status as “the premier national organization studying the full spectrum of the US Political Right - from ultraconservatives in the electoral arena to paramilitary organizations to supremacist groups.”
Center for Media and Democracy
The nonprofit Center for Media and Democracy works to strengthen democracy by promoting media that are "of, by and for the people." Projects include PR Watch, a quarterly investigative journal; five books by CMD staff; “Spin of the Day,” which offers daily reporting on spin and propaganda in the news; and SourceWatch, a wiki-based investigative journalism resource to which users can contribute.
The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) conducts practice-oriented research, provides information and documentation, and offers advisory services concerning minority-majority relations in Europe. It serves European governments and regional intergovernmental organizations as well as non-dominant groups in the European area. The Centre also supports the academic community, the media and the general public through the timely provision of information and analysis. The early monitoring, study and resolution of ethnic tension and potential conflict in all regions of Europe - East and West - provides one of the major focal points for the activities of the Centre.
Royal United Institute for Defence Studies in London
RUSI publications offer
rigorous, timely and policy-relevant analyses of defence and security
issues, written by the leading thinkers and practitioners in the field.
ARENA:
Association for Research on Ethnicity and Nationalism in the
Americas
University of South
Carolina
ARENA hopes to
play a valuable role in bringing scholars together into a forum of scholarly
exchange and collaboration. It will sponsor periodic conferences, launch a book
series, foster an internet community, and stimulate an international network of
scholars engaged in research on a topic of timely and compelling importance.
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada announces a new Major Collaborative Research Initiative titled “Ethnicity and Democratic Governance” that will explore ethnic politics and the complexities of democracy in multi-ethnic and divided states. The project is headquartered at Queen’s University at Kingston, in close association with the University of Toronto and the Université du Québec à Montréal. Queen’s University political studies professor Bruce J. Berman will lead the “Ethnicity and Democratic Governance” project. Collaborators represent no less than seven countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa and disciplines ranging from political science and law to philosophy and anthropology. The research team will work with several partner organizations. Those from Canada include the Forum of Federations, Rights and Democracy, the Metropolis Project, and the International Development Research Centre. Those from abroad include the Club de Madrid, an association composed of 55 former presidents and prime ministers of democratic countries dedicated to promoting democratic transition and consolidation, and the European Centre for Minority Issues.
PublicEye.org
A
Website of Political Research Associates
Provides links to websites with “Oppressive or Right-wing Agendas That Undermine Democracy & Diversity,”including Conservative, Reactionary, Sexist, Heterosexist, Libertarian, Theocratic, Regressive Populist, Conspiracist, Antisemitic, Xenophobic White Racial Nationalist, & Extreme Right Groups and Their Allies.”
HateWatch
Southern Poverty Law
Center
Monash Unviersity's Global
Terrorism
Research Unit and links in future publications
At
present we are the largest academic unit in Australia investigating terrorism,
as well as offering Australia's only year and a half long Master of
Counter-Terrorism Studies program. The staff members also serve as consultants
and advisors to international, Australian federal and state as well as civic and
religious organisations.
Football Against Racism in Europe
(FARE)
FARE aims to rid the
game of racism by combining the resources of anti-racist football organization
throughout Europe. It helps to support and nurture groups and coordinates
efforts on a European scale. By working together, FARE helps organizations share
good practice and present a united front against racism in
football.
Collates and summarizes news reports from papers, magazines, NGOs and campaigns in every European country. The Bulletin provides a rare opportunity for understanding domestic race policy in the context of European harmonization. It is essential reading for students, academics, researchers, campaigners, policy makers, educationalists, lawyers and all those concerned about racism, fascism and democracy around Europe. Some of the topics covered:
§ Asylum and immigration
§ Policing and the state
§ Racial violence and fascist parties
§ Persecution of Roma
§ Refugee rights
The European Race Bulletin is available as a web archive and also as an email newsletter, with full customization to allow you to select countries and subjects of relevance.
ARIS—Anti-Racism
Information Service
ARIS is a non-profit, non-sectarian, non-governmental organisation (NGO), founded by Kati David in 1992 in Geneva, Switzerland. In 1997, ARIS was accorded Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
Anti-Defamation
League: Law Enforcement Agency Resource Network
ADL fights hatred, extremism and terrorism. Its goal: to make the world a safer place. Over the past few years, ADL has expanded its expertise and capabilities to confront a more dangerous world. ADL’s three priorities are to:
Hate groups on the Internet. The September 1, 2006 release of the Hate Directory is now available in non-printable Portable Document Format. Features now include directories of blogs, web rings and racist games available on the Internet, as well as racialist friendly web hosting services.
Southern Poverty Law
Center Intelligence Report
The Intelligence Project monitors hate groups and extremist activities throughout the U.S. and publishes the Center's award-winning Intelligence Report. It also offers training to help law enforcement officials and human rights groups combat organized racism, including an online hate crime training course for law enforcement professionals.
“Right-wing Extremism on
the Internet--successful strategies against Online-Hate”
German Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth
Contrary to the widespread
opinion that measures against right-wing extremist content on foreign servers
are pointless, this project group claims to have developed ways and means for
taking action against offerings abroad. In more than one hundred cases, the
project group has been successful in banning hate propaganda and establishing
lasting communication with numerous providers, including the U.S.A.
STUDY THE U.S. POLITICAL RIGHT
Political Research Associates
In support of a more just and inclusive society, Political Research Associates
exposes Rightwing and oppressive movements that challenge that threaten that
society. PRA provides those on the front line – media, advocates and educators –
with research-based information, analysis and referrals.
ETHNICITY—MIGRATION—RACISM
SocioSite Project, University of Amsterdam
The SocioSite is a project based at the faculty of Social Sciences at the
University of Amsterdam. The website presents the resources and information that
are important for the international sociological scene. It links students of
sociology to many interesting, sociologically relevant locations in cyberspace.
The SocioSite is a comprehensive information system that is very easy to use.
That is why it has become a very popular yellow guide for social scientists from
all over the world. The SocioSite is a toolkit for social scientists, containing
high quality resources and texts that can be used as wheels for the sociological
mind.
INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF ACADEMIC RACISM
The Institute for the Study of Academic Racism (ISAR) at Ferris State
University is a non-profit educational foundation that acts as a resource
service for students, academics, journalists, legislators and civil rights
activists. ISAR monitors changing intellectual trends in academic racism,
biological determinism, and eugenics. ISAR's investigative work has resulted in
feature articles in such prominent newspapers and magazines as the New York
Times, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and Science Magazine. ISAR staff have
worked with Congress and the Justice Department as well as national civil rights
organizations. The institute promotes research in academic racism by posting
extensive bibliographies and maintaining an on-line archive of primary and
secondary sources.
CAMPAIGN AGAINST RACISM AND FASCISM (CARF)
Until 2003, CARF was Britain's only independent anti-racist magazine,
documenting resistance against racism - from black and refugee organizations,
monitoring groups, anti-deportation campaigns, football fans, and much more. The
CARF group is not aligned to any political party or tendency. It is composed of
individuals from many walks of life: designers, lawyers, journalists, students,
race relations workers all of whom share a commitment to fighting racism.
SEARCHLIGHT AGAINST RACISM AND FASCISM
Searchlight's aim is to combat racism, neo-nazism, fascism and all forms of
prejudice. Seachlight is a non-sectarian organization in political, ethnic and
religious terms. It believes in achieving the broadest possible unity in the
fight against racism, neo-nazism, fascism and prejudice. Searchlight has existed
for more than 30 years. Searchlight has appeared as a monthly magazine since
1975. It is now read all over the world.
D-A-S-H is for young people engaged in creating a world free of discrimination and racism. D-A-S-H supports and connects groups and individuals in Europe who are either already active or want to get started. D-A-S-H provides access to knowledge and resources which enable active groups to deal with the media independently and in an manner suited to their own needs. D-A-S-H combines activities and campaigns, information and different points of view, offering the chance to reflect on these at different levels and from different perspectives. D-A-S-H connects political commitment with media education know-how in a single project on the net and beyond. D-A-S-H is sponsored by the Bundesministerium für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend (BMFSFJ) (Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Seniors, Women and Youth), Sonderprogramm Jugend für Toleranz und Demokratie, gegen Rechtsextremismus, Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Antisemitismus. D-A-S-H is further supported by the Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung (BpB) (Federal Center for Political Education).
French National Front
in the European Parliament
This site is maintained by the French far-right Front National to provide information about its activities in the European parliament. It includes details about the party’s current activities and access to recent policy documents. These include coverage of their controversial stance on immigration and opposition to the European Constitution. Also accessible are statements from party leader Jean Marie le Pen.
Stephen Roth Institute
for Study of Antisemitism and Racism
A resource for information, providing a forum for academic discussion, and fostering continuing research on issues concerning antisemitic and racist theories and manifestations. Annual country reports available on website.
Guardian Unlimited
Special Report: “Europe’s Far Right”
This page contains external links about the far right in Europe, including far-right parties and anti-fascist organizations.
Remember.org shares art, discussion, photos, poems, and facts from the Holocaust to preserve powerful memories for millions of visitors since 1994. Galleries of images, audio/video clips and other resources for educators are available.
The Crosspoint boasts one of the largest collections of links in the field of Human Rights, Anti-Racism, Refugees, Women's rights, Antifascism, Shoah, etc.. Also listed are links to Jewish organizations, Migrant organizations and others. The Crosspoint was built and is being maintained by the Magenta foundation in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Danish anti-racism site with timely news briefs, articles, and links to further resources about the Danish People’s Party, fascist movements, and hate groups.
Islamophobia Watch was initiated in January 2005 as a non-profitmaking project to document material in the public domain which advocates a fear and hatred of the Muslim peoples of the world and Islam as a religion. Islamophobia Watch was founded with a professed “determination not to allow the racist ideology of Western Imperialism to gain common currency in its demonization of Islam.” Website depicts Islamophobia as a “racist tool of Western Imperialism” and contends it is “strongly advocated by the political right but has also found an echo in the left, particularly sections of the left in France and the countries that make up the United Kingdom.”
Since its establishment twenty years ago, the European Jewish Congress (EJC) has grown along with an enlarging European Union, and developed to confront the profound challenges and cultivate the immense opportunities presented to European Jews in the new millennium. As the sole representative body of democratically elected European Jewish communities throughout Europe, the EJC works with national governments, European Union institutions and the Council of Europe. Website provides information on EJC’s primary objectives, which includes combating “the resurgence of anti-Semitism through education, justice and security, in cooperation with governments and European institutions.”
Swiss People’s Party
Homepage of one of Western Europe’s fast-rising far-right political parties.
BNP: Under the
Skin
BNP leader claims that the
party has undergone major changes to improve its image and electoral appeal.
The BBC’s “Panorama” asks how fundamental are the changes that have taken
place?
Self-defined forum for those who subscribe to: “Pro-Life, Pro-Family, Pro-God, Pro-America, Pro-Defense, Pro-Freedom, Pro-Military, Pro-Constitution, Pro-Capital, Pro-Conservation, Pro-Environment, Pro-Gun Rights, Pro-Market, Pro-Trade, Pro-Innovation, Anti-Socialism, Anti-Internationalism, Anti-Leftist, Anti-Immorality, Anti-Fascism, Anti-Atheism, Anti-Anarchism, Anti-Criminals, Anti-Communism, Anti-Totalitarianism and Anti-Liberalism.”
Site’s introduction: “Racists and neo-Nazis have become quite adept at using the Internet to spread their message of hate. These links are not meant in any way as an endorsement of the views expressed on their pages. But as journalists we have an obligation to investigate, expose and educate ... however distasteful the subject.” Julian Sher, webmaster of JournalismNet, provides links to hate monitoring groups (find out what the extremists are doing), hate groups (check out their sites directly), how to find hate groups (anti-hate groups provide useful directories), and holocaust history (web sites to counter holocaust revisionism).
Useful archive list of articles and background essays on extremist parties from across Europe.