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Chagos Islanders
5 January 2020 | Guardian
The UK could lose its permanent seat on the UN security council unless it resolves the future of the Chagos Islands, the archipelago in the Indian Ocean whose largest island, Diego Garcia, is a US military base.
22 November 2019 | BBC News
The UK has been called an illegal colonial occupier by Mauritius after it ignored a deadline to return control of an overseas territory to the island nation.
27 August 2018 | BBC News
The British government has been accused of threatening a close ally in an increasingly bitter diplomatic tug-of-war over the fate of a tiny, strategic archipelago in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
29 June 2016 | Guardian
Islanders forcibly evicted to make way for US base in Indian Ocean had launched legal challenge to overturn resettlement ban.
20 March 2015 | RT
Britain acted illegally when it imposed territorial controls on the Chagos Islands without the consent of Mauritius, a UN judgment claims. The ruling may hinder US operations in Diego Garcia, where it holds an airbase on lease from the British.
7 January 2005 | Guardian
Bulletins sent to Diego Garcia ‘could have saved lives’.
12 October 2003 | BBC News
Representatives of a group of exiled Indian Ocean islanders have met with Euro MPs in an effort to fund their repatriation.
6 November 2001 | BBC News
Hundreds of protesters have gathered outside the British High Commission on Mauritius, demanding the right to return home to the island of Diego Garcia.
Child Abuse
14 January 2020 | Guardian
The disgraced paedophile bishop Peter Ball made himself apparently “impregnable” by cultivating friendships with Prince Charles and other senior establishment figures who later rushed to support him when he was accused of sexual abuse, according to a BBC documentary.
13 January 2020 | Irish Times
Britain’s establishment turned a blind eye to the Anglican clergyman’s abuse of young men.
13 January 2020 | Guardian
An inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse at a leading private school for boys has revealed that more than 80 complaints have been made by former pupils against 32 members of staff covering a period spanning six decades.
13 January 2020 | Mirror
Peter Ball was convicted of sexual offences against 17 teenagers and young men but had been cautioned decades earlier with the Prince of Wales one of his staunchest supporters.
28 November 2019 | Belfast Telegraph
Andrew Lownie lashed out at both the British and Irish states for refusing to publish files which he claims tell the truth about the exploitation of young, vulnerable boys in Kincora House by the powerful and mighty in society in the 1970s.
20 August 2019 | IrishCentral
FBI files on Prince Charles' uncle Lord Mountbatten, killed by an IRA bomb 40 years ago, describes him as “homosexual with a perversion for young boys.”
9 August 2019 | Mercury News
The woman, who once worked for Epstein, claims the Duke of York made sexual advances with a puppet that looked like him, according to newly released documents.
21 June 2019 | RawStory
A fundamentalist Christian man who is the self-proclaimed founder of the “Biblical Flat Earth Society” was arrested this week and charged with 56 counts of child sexual exploitation.
28 February 2019 | Antifa International
List of racists and bigots who are also child molestors.
24 February 2019 | Guardian
Robert Hannigan had given family health as his reason for resigning unexpectedly in 2017.
9 October 2017 | Guardian
UK child abuse inquiry hears security service took no action after DPP made false claim over decision not to press charges.
29 June 2017 | Mirror
Cardinal George Pell has been charged with a number of historical offences.
16 March 2016 | Guardian
The former archbishop of Canterbury George Carey failed to pass on a specific allegation of sexual abuse to the police, which allowed a bishop to continue committing offences for another 20 years, a public inquiry has heard.
22 July 2015 | Mirror
Labour MP Simon Danczuck said the newly unearthed documents prove ‘the full weight of the British establishment, including MI5, colluded in a cover-up’.
23 May 2015 | Express
One of Britain’s most influential paedophiles was the head of a Masonic lodge founded and frequented by GCHQ spies. Keith Harding, former membership secretary of the Paedophile Information Exchange (Pie) was made Worshipful Master of the Mercurius Lodge in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, in 2011.
31 January 2015 | Mirror
Both Russian and US intelligence knew about a group of powerful paedophiles operating in Britain and the KGB hoped to blackmail them in exchange for information.
16 January 2015 | Evening Standard
A leading child abuse charity is urging Scotland Yard to review the sex allegations involving Prince Andrew to determine if a crime has been committed.
8 November 2014 | Mirror
The victim, who we are identifying only as “Nick”, says Sir Peter Hayman was one of a group of men who raped him as a child during a party in London.
31 July 2014 | Irish Mirror
Brian Gemmell hopes new regime at security service will allow truth to come out.
11 February 2009 | CBS News
For decades, priests in this country abused children in parish after parish while their superiors covered it all up. Now it turns out the orders for this cover up were written in Rome at the highest levels of the Vatican.
11 April 2004 | Telegraph
A scandal is unfolding that French lawyers predict could dwarf the alleged cover-up that protected Marc Dutroux, the child torturer and killer, in Belgium.
6 June 2003 | Guardian
The scandal over alleged links between top officials in Toulouse and France's most notorious serial killer deepened yesterday when a news magazine revealed allegations that the former mayor, Dominique Baudis, had a sexual relationship with the murderer, Patrice Alègre.
3 June 2003 | Guardian
France's most notorious serial killer has claimed that he murdered at least one victim on the orders of highly placed personalities in Toulouse because of a blackmail threat linked to sadomasochistic orgies involving politicians, judges and police.
2 June 2003 | BBC News
Veteran French politician Dominique Baudis has challenged judges to investigate allegations that he was involved in sado-masochistic orgies organised by a convicted serial killer.
1 June 2003 | Observer
Politicians and police linked to scandal.
29 November 2002 | Guardian
The American defence contractor forced to pay compensation to a UN police officer unfairly dismissed for reporting colleagues involved in the Bosnian sex trade is poised to be awarded its first contract by the British government, the Guardian has learned.
25 April 2002 | Telegraph
A human rights investigator who claims she was sacked for exposing the sexual abuse of Bosnian women by her United Nations colleagues, told a tribunal yesterday that girls as young as 15 were offered for sex.
22 January 2002 | BBC News
A Belgian television station has broadcast a clandestine interview with the paedophile murder suspect, Marc Dutroux, who is awaiting trial on charges of abducting, raping and killing four girls.
14 January 2002 | Insight
Middle-aged men having sex with 12- to 15-year-olds was too much for Ben Johnston, a hulking 6-foot-5-inch Texan, and more than a year ago he blew the whistle on his employer, DynCorp, a U.S. contracting company doing business in Bosnia.
Corruption
8 January 2016 | The Intercept
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders this week assailed rival Hillary Clinton for taking large speaking fees from the financial industry since leaving the State Department.
9 July 2015 | Guardian
Details of an alleged criminal conspiracy by MI5 to obstruct one of the most sensitive murder inquiries of the 30 years of conflict in Northern Ireland have been exposed following the emergence of key sections of a previously secret police report on the affair.
7 July 2015 | Guardian
Channel 4 documentary shows agents in wealthy districts agreeing to continue with purchase to be made with ill-gotten gains from Russian health budget.
18 May 2015 | The Intercept
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton received nearly a quarter of a million dollars last year for a speaking engagement on behalf of Academic Partnerships, a for-profit education company in which Jeb Bush held an ownership stake and on whose board he served.
17 March 2015 | Bureau of Investigative Journalism
The first comprehensive analysis of all cash donations given to Labour from outside trade unions since the last election has highlighted concerns over the party’s pledge to be transparent about its funders.
17 December 2014 | Guardian
Senior South Yorkshire police officers who were freemasons orchestrated a “masonic conspiracy” to shift the blame after the Hillsborough disaster in 1989, the inquests into the deaths of the 96 victims have been told.
13 January 2014 | Independent
Secret networks of Freemasons have been used by organised crime gangs to corrupt the criminal justice system, according to a bombshell Metropolitan Police report leaked to The Independent.
10 January 2014 | Independent
Secret report shows how organised crime infiltrated judicial system as well as police with prison service and HM Revenue & Customs also compromised.
10 January 2014 | Independent
Organised crime infiltrated police ‘at will’, according to secret report. Top-level internal inquiry identified scores of corrupt individuals working for Met.
9 January 2014 | Independent
Importing heroin; destroying evidence; colluding with criminals.
14 July 2009 | Guardian
Steve Ridgway apologises after court holds preliminary hearing into accusations over surcharges imposed by BA and Virgin Atlantic Airways.
13 May 2007 | Daily Mail
BP executives working for Lord Browne spent millions of pounds on champagne fuelled sex parties to help secure lucrative international oil contracts. The company also worked with MI6 to help bring about changes in foreign governments, according to an astonishing account of life inside the oil giant.
27 September 2005 | Guardian
Tony Blair and John Reid, the defence secretary, have been holding secret talks with Saudi Arabia in pursuit of a huge arms deal worth up to £40bn, according to diplomatic sources.
7 September 2004 | Financial Times
An FBI investigation into suspected security breaches involving Pentagon officials and Israel is unlikely to result in prosecution of senior figures following pressure from the White House, according to people familiar with the case.
7 May 2004 | Guardian
Western troops, policemen, and civilians are largely to blame for the rapid growth of the sex slavery industry in Kosovo over the past five years, a mushrooming trade in which hundreds of women, many of them under-age girls, are tortured, raped, abused and then criminalised, Amnesty International said yesterday.
8 March 2004 | Guardian
The Guardian has discovered a secret vault in Switzerland, where BAE, Britain's largest arms company, is alleged to have hidden filing cabinets full of evidence of covert payments to foreign politicians.
29 June 2003 | Independent
A key adviser to Nato's Secretary General, Lord Robertson, is facing charges of running a $200m (£120m) money-laundering operation between Colombia and Romania.
9 May 2003 | Guardian
The reputation of Halliburton, the oil industry giant once run by Vice-President Dick Cheney, took a new blow yesterday when it admitted one of its subsidiaries had paid millions of dollars to a Nigerian official in return for tax breaks.
6 April 2003 | Observer
BP's partner in its $6.75 billion (£4.3bn) Russian oil venture is facing claims of extortion and racketeering in a United States court.
31 October 2001 | Guardian
It is hard to imagine an address closer to the heart of American power. The offices of the Carlyle Group are on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, midway between the White House and the Capitol building, and within a stone's throw of the headquarters of the FBI and numerous government departments. The address reflects Carlyle's position at the very centre of the Washington establishment, but amid the frenetic politicking that has occupied the higher reaches of that world in recent weeks, few have paid it much attention. Elsewhere, few have even heard of it.
16 February 2001 | Newsnight, BBC
We want to know whether George W Bush won the election or did brother Jeb steal it for him? Our investigation suggest the answer lies in this shuttered building and in a very expensive contract between Governor Jeb's division of elections and a private company named DBT, which ‘accidentally’ wiped off the voter rolls thousands of Democratic voters.
20 February 1994 | Independent
What is one to make of the death of James Rusbridger, a lonely communicator who sought media attention in abnormal measure, writing up to a dozen letters a week to newspaper editors scourging the intelligence services and political egos, plus some challenging books; who, running out of steam, and cash, ended up hanged, clad in a black oilskin coat and wearing a gas mask?
Drugs
30 May 2019 | High and Polite
Recent research from the University of Colorado in Boulder has found evidence that suggests cannabinoids are far safer for long-term brain health compared to alcohol.
23 February 2017 | Telegraph
Students who are high academic achievers at age 11 are also more likely to drink alcohol as teenagers, according to a nine year study by University College London (UCL).
12 August 2009 | British Journal of Cancer
Active chemicals in cannabis have been shown to halt prostate cancer cell growth according to research published in the British Journal of Cancer today.
1 April 2009 | WebMD Health News
Active Component In Marijuana Targets Aggressive Brain Cancer Cells, Study Says.
23 November 2008 | Observer
The cast of characters they duped reads like a Who's Who of the justice system: a former Home Secretary and Conservative party leader, a senior High Court judge, operatives of MI5, high-ranking Customs investigators and detectives.
18 April 2007 | New Scientist
The active compound in marijuana, THC, can slow the growth of lung tumours and reduce the spread of the cancer in mice, a preliminary study reveals.
11 October 2006 | Guardian
A television programme that purports to show widespread drug use among Italy's MPs was scrapped before transmission last night amid uproar over both the results and the methods used to entrap the politicians.
5 January 2003 | Telegraph
The US pilots who accidentally bombed a Canadian patrol in Afghanistan claim their judgment was impaired by the ‘go pills’ they were forced to take. The latest Pentagon project is designed to ensure future warriors stay awake and alert for days on end.
30 May 2000 | AlterNet
In 1974 researchers learned that THC, the active chemical in marijuana, shrank or destroyed brain tumors in test mice. But the DEA quickly shut down the study and destroyed its results, which were never replicated — until now.
Eugenics and Genocide
11 January 2018 | Guardian
Toby Young was prominent attendee of last year’s conference run by an honorary senior lecturer at the London university.
19 November 2013 | New Yorker
On March 25, 1971, the Pakistani Army launched a devastating military crackdown on restive Bengalis in what was then East Pakistan. While the slaughter in what would soon become an independent Bangladesh was underway, the C.I.A. and State Department conservatively estimated that roughly two hundred thousand people had died (the official Bangladeshi death toll is three million). Some ten million Bengali refugees fled to India, where untold numbers died in miserable conditions in refugee camps. Pakistan was a Cold War ally of the United States, and Richard Nixon and his national-security advisor, Henry Kissinger, resolutely supported its military dictatorship; they refused to impose pressure on Pakistan’s generals to forestall further atrocities.
15 May 2005 | ABC News
Beneath the surface of this Southern town, with its lush evergreens and winding riverbanks, is a largely forgotten legacy of pain, secrecy and human indignity.
31 March 2004 | Guardian
President Bill Clinton's administration knew Rwanda was being engulfed by genocide in April 1994 but buried the information to justify its inaction, according to classified documents made available for the first time.
1 November 2003 | TCPalm
The goal of creating a “master race” originated not with Adolph Hitler and the Nazis of World War II, but with the intellectual and financial elite of the United States at the beginning of the 20th century, a best-selling author says.
28 September 2003 | Associated Press
Survivors from among the thousands of North Carolina residents who were involuntarily sterilized by the state over five decades will be compensated in the form of heath care and education.
11 July 2003 | Times
Highlighting a revelation showing that California was not always the home of liberal politics, the state is considering a formal apology to at least 20,000 people who were sterilised against their will between the early 1900s and late 1960s as part of a eugenics programme designed to strengthen the Aryan gene pool.
8 October 2002 | Village Voice
Researchers Uncover Records of the Company's Work at Death-Camp Complex.
12 February 2001 | Wired
IBM has been accused of providing technology to the Third Reich that allowed Nazis to persecute and kill Holocaust victims more efficiently.
2 April 1999 | Jewish Telegraphic Agency
The manager of the French branch of Britain's leading commercial bank, Barclays, not only acted as the Nazis' banker during World War II but also volunteered to hand over Jewish staff members, according to documents found in the U.S. National Archives.
July 1991 | Baobab Press
The charge: millions sterilised to meet U.S. political objectives.
Experimentation and Torture
2 February 2017 | The Intercept
In May 2013, the Washington Post’s Greg Miller reported that the head of the CIA’s clandestine service was being shifted out of that position as a result of “a management shake-up” by then-Director John Brennan. As Miller documented, this official — whom the paper did not name because she was a covert agent at the time — was centrally involved in the worst abuses of the CIA’s Bush-era torture regime.
17 May 2016 | Independent
The report contains thousands of secret files about the CIA's use of interrogation methods.
28 March 2016 | Common Dreams
‘Stripping suspects, taking humiliating photographs of them, sending them around the world into the hands of torturers: these sound like the actions of a crazed dictatorship’.
16 July 2015 | Middle East Eye
Psychologists changed their profession’s ethics code to allow torture to continue and, in turn, were showered with government largesse.
9 July 2015 | Independent
During the Cold War, the British Government used the general public as unwitting biological and chemical warfare guinea pigs on a much greater scale than previously thought, according to new historical research.
25 June 2015 | TeleSUR
The U.S. Defence Department has, for the first time, admitted that it carried out race-based tests on U.S. troops as part of its research about mustard gas.
12 March 2015 | Center for Public Integrity
One teacher at the National Defense University was linked to Colombian killings. Another was accused of beatings and torture under Pinochet. Now senior U.S. officials want answers.
8 August 2005 | Newsweek
An FBI agent warned superiors in a memo three years ago that U.S. officials who discussed plans to ship terror suspects to foreign nations that practice torture could be prosecuted for conspiring to violate U.S. law.
16 November 2004 | Guardian
The family of an airman who died in government nerve gas experiments more than 50 years ago is demanding an apology from the Ministry of Defence after an inquest ruled he had been unlawfully killed.
4 April 2004 | Observer
GlaxoSmithKline embroiled in scandal in which babies and children were allegedly used as ‘laboratory animals’.
28 September 2003 | Observer
As the inquest into the death of a ‘human guinea pig’ at Porton Down opens, a witness breaks 50 years' silence to recount the horrors he saw.
27 July 2003 | Eye Spy
Priest Claims Top Secret Base Injected Dying Patients With Killer Viruses.
1 July 2003 | Associated Press
The Pentagon used potentially dangerous chemical and biological agents in 50 secret tests involving US military personnel in a decade-long project to measure the weapons' combat capabilities, according to Pentagon findings.
10 October 2002 | Times
Cropduster aircraft flown by British and US military personnel sprayed deadly chemical weapons, including Sarin and VX, over the Wiltshire countryside in the late 1960s. News of the tests is broken in declassified documents released this week by the Pentagon.
9 October 2002 | Associated Press
The United States secretly tested chemical and biological weapons on American soil during the 1960s, newly declassified Pentagon reports show.
9 October 2002 | Globe and Mail
The U.S. military secretly conducted tests of two deadly chemical weapons in Alberta, according to newly declassified Pentagon documents.
8 October 2002 | Associated Press
The United States held open-air biological and chemical weapons tests in at least four states — Alaska, Hawaii, Maryland and Florida — during the 1960s in an effort to develop defenses against such weapons, according to Pentagon documents.
13 September 2002 | BBC News
During the early 1960s millions of people were exposed to clouds of radioactive xenon gas from the Harwell Nuclear Research Establishment, the BBC has discovered.
14 January 2002 | BBC News
Reports that a phial containing the foot-and-mouth virus went missing from the Porton Down research laboratories have been raised at a public inquiry into the disease.
2000 | Health News Network
Starting in 1931, this article lists the US military's biological, chemical and psychological testing on human subjects.
Fascism & Far Right
1 February 2020 | BBC News
A former US Coast Guard officer has been jailed for 13 years for stockpiling weapons to carry out an alleged white supremacist attack.
30 January 2020 | PhillyVoice
Three men affiliated with a group called The Base devised the plot and assembled illegal firearms, the FBI says
29 January 2020 | Reuters
Portugal’s justice minister condemned parliament’s sole far-right lawmaker on Wednesday for a social media post in which he called for a black fellow MP with dual Portuguese-Guinean citizenship to be “returned to her own country”.
26 January 2020 | Deutsche Welle
The head of Germany's military intelligence service has confirmed hundreds of new investigations into soldiers with extremist right-wing leanings. Germany's elite special forces unit appears to be a particular hotbed.
24 January 2020 | The Local
Germany's only black MP said this week he had received death threats from right-wing extremists days after finding holes probably made by a pellet gun in his constituency office window.
24 January 2020 | Guardian
The white supremacist group the Base has been a target of FBI raids and its members accused of planning a race war. The Guardian can now reveal the identity of its secretive leader.
24 January 2020 | The Conversation
The murder of around 500,000 of Europe’s Roma and Sinti by the Nazis and their collaborators during the second world war is a little-known aspect of the atrocities committed during this period.
23 January 2020 | Deutsche Welle
Authorities banned a neo-Nazi group that saw itself as “Adolf Hitler's task force” and had links to the murder of a German politician. Police also conducted raids against the group in six states.
23 January 2020 | Stuff
Some time after the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre massacres, the alleged killer's ideas remain live in far-right political circles. Online commenters still celebrate his manifesto, which circulates freely. The alleged perpetrator of one recent US shooting, which left one person dead and three injured, wrote of his support for the alleged Christchurch shooter and his manifesto.
22 January 2020 | New York Times
A secret domestic terrorism investigation revealed that the violent neo-Nazi group was recruiting cells across the United States.
22 January 2020 | EU-OCS
German military intelligence has investigated around 1,200 cases of suspected right-wing extremism in the army over the last four years, according to figures released by the German Ministry of Defence.
21 January 2020 | CBC
A former army reservist and two other alleged members of a violent neo-Nazi group discussed “executing” a police officer to steal his weapons and “committing targeted acts of violence” at Monday's pro-gun rally in Virginia, according to documents filed Tuesday in a Maryland court.
16 January 2020 | BBC News
The FBI has arrested three suspected members of a neo-Nazi hate group who planned to travel to a pro-gun rally in Virginia on Monday.
14 January 2020 | Politico
Research conducted by EU DisinfoLab and POLITICO prompts backers of France Libre 24 to disclose their ties to Poland.
13 January 2020 | Daily Record
The surge in extremism has led to a spike in the number of right-wing fanatics being jailed in Scotland.
6 January 2020 | Guardian
In just 10 years, far-right politicians, parties and ideas went from the fringe to the political mainstream — in countries across the world.
6 January 2020 | The Chronicle
A teenage terrorist facing jail for plotting an attack claimed he was tipped off about a police raid by a member of his neo-Nazi network.
3 January 2020 | Bloomberg
By any metric, the government should be concerned. It’s right to take a closer look.
3 January 2020 | Independent
An alleged neo-Nazi accused of encouraging people to rape police officers and commit terror attacks has appeared in court.
28 December 2019 | Guardian
More than 5,000 supporters of a far-right extremist group have joined the Conservative party in recent weeks, attracted by what they describe as Boris Johnson’s negative attitude towards Islam.
19 December 2019 | Independent
A record number of people have been referred to a counter-radicalisation programme over suspected far-right extremism, bringing the figure to the same level as Islamists for the first time.
18 December 2019 | Independent
The extremist group, whose leaders were jailed last year, sent an email to subscribers claiming “thousands” of its activists were becoming members of the Tories.
20 November 2019 | Newsweek
The annual report from conflict watchdog the Institute for Economics and Peace has found that while the number of deaths from terrorism is falling, more countries were affected by terrorist violence in 2018 than in 2017.
20 November 2019 | BBC News
A teenage neo-Nazi who wrote about an “inevitable race war” in his diary and identified a series of possible targets has been convicted of preparing terrorist acts.
13 November 2019 | Daily Record
Professor Martha Crenshaw and Dr Tim Wilson warned that right-wing bigots are developing a “greater feeling of legitmacy” which is being emboldened by conservative thought.
2 November 2019 | BBC News
A city in eastern Germany has declared a “Nazi emergency”, saying it has a serious problem with the far-right.
27 October 2019 | Salon
What connects the white supremacist ideology of so-called white nationalists to extreme misogyny? Victimhood.
25 October 2019 | Hope Not Hate
Far-right figures Stefan Molyneux and Jack Donovan are on the bill.
7 October 2019 | Fair Observer
Matteo Salvini’s League party takes advantage of the frustration felt by Italians living in poverty to fuel xenophobia and hatred toward immigrants.
7 October 2019 | Guardian
Far-right activists are exploiting community tensions by swooping into towns and cities and distorting the truth in an effort to turn residents against minorities, particularly Muslims, the government’s chief adviser on extremism has found.
7 October 2019 | Guardian
An expanding far right has transformed itself into loose networks of online sympathisers who share and produce extremist material fuelled by toxic mainstream political rhetoric, experts have warned.
5 October 2019 | Guardian
Oswald Mosley was banned from the BBC. His modern successors have no such problems finding a platform.
28 September 2019 | Telegraph
A campaign group encouraging young people to become “patriotic environmentalists” was set up by a member of a far right extremist organisation, an investigation has found.
10 September 2019 | Deutsche Welle
German military intelligence is probing its KSK elite unit over concerns of widespread far-right extremism. The level of extremist sympathy in the 1,100-person unit is feared to be “extraordinarily high.”
6 September 2019 | Guardian
Heightened assessment based on extremists expressing backing for recent attacks.
11 July 2019 | Deutsche Welle
Germany's domestic intelligence service has identified the country's Identitarian movement as an extremist entity. The group, which claims to defend European identity through ethnopluralist ideology, has gained traction.
7 July 2019 | Wales Online
Radio Aryan has been described as full of ‘horrific neo-Nazi’ content.
7 July 2019 | Guardian
Call to tackle extreme white nationalist ideas propagating hatred and violence gaining traction on social media.
12 June 2019 | Daily Beast
Dean Obeidallah was falsely accused of being behind a terrorist attack by The Daily Stormer, whose on-the-run founder just lost big in court.
31 May 2019 | Independent
Research warns authorities are ‘overlooking’ far-right funding networks because of focus on Islamist terrorism.
28 February 2019 | Antifa International
List of racists and bigots who are also child molestors.
14 March 2018 | Hope Not Hate
Despite rebranding attempts they are far-right activists with a history of racism.
17 July 2017 | INSURGE Intelligence
Report demands massive expansion of military-industrial complex to maintain global ‘access to resources’.
23 June 2017 | Independent
Guns, weapons and drugs have been seized from a network of right-wing extremists operating paramilitary training camps in German forests amid fears of a potential attack.
19 February 2017 | Herald
Once he was notorious as the militant face of the anti-abortion movement in Scotland. Now Jim Dowson is once again back in the spotlight of extremism after being named one of Britain’s most influential far-right activists.
16 February 2017 | Yes!
Instead of falling to the Nazi party, Norway broke through to a social democracy. Their history shows us polarization is nothing to despair over. The Norwegian set of strategies — vision, co-ops, outreach, and nonviolent direct action campaigns — is within the American skill set.
23 November 2016 | INSURGE Intelligence
Mounting evidence shows that Thomas Mair, who has received a ‘whole life’ sentence for his brutal “terrorist” murder of Labour MP Joe Cox on 16 June, was radicalised by neo-Nazi ideology.
20 June 2016 | Nafeez Ahmed
This is an independent investigative series by the crowdfunded journalism project INSURGEintelligence. The project was commissioned by the UK hate crime charity Tell MAMA to investigate the network dynamics of far-right extremism in Europe and its impacts. The project maps the trans-Atlantic connections and core ideology of what is now a truly global web of Nazi political power.
17 June 2016 | Guardian
Samples of Nazi regalia and far-right literature, including a manual on how to make a homemade pistol, found by police.
17 June 2016 | The Intercept
British Labour MP Jo Cox was brutally murdered yesterday. Although the motive is not yet proven, there is mounting evidence that the detained suspect, 52-year-old white male Thomas Mair, was motivated by political ideology.
7 May 2015 | Spartacus Educational
The Daily Mail has a long history of supporting right-wing parties, including the fascists in the 1930s.
26 February 2015 | John Pilger
The recent 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz was a reminder of the great crime of fascism, whose Nazi iconography is embedded in our consciousness. Fascism is preserved as history, as flickering footage of goose-stepping blackshirts, their criminality terrible and clear. Yet in the same liberal societies, whose war-making elites urge us never to forget, the accelerating danger of a modern kind of fascism is suppressed; for it is their fascism.
19 October 2014 | Boston Globe
The people we elect aren’t the ones calling the shots, says Tufts University’s Michael Glennon.
15 November 2004 | Associated Press
Harvard University enhanced the reputation of the Nazi regime when it sanctioned events in the 1930s attended by Nazis, a historian claimed Sunday.
25 July 2004 | Free Inquiry
Fascism's principles are wafting in the air today, surreptitiously masquerading as something else, challenging everything we stand for.
26 May 2004 | Independent
Coca-Cola adverts are to be found in the farthest corners of the globe promoting a happy, wholesome image, but now they are the subject of a new exhibition which links the soft drinks giant with Nazi Germany.
25 August 2003 | Telegraph
The Texan oil billionaire Jean Paul Getty was at the heart of a conspiracy to provide support to Hitler's Germany early in the Second World War, according to newly released intelligence documents.
15 August 2003 | Times
Arnold Schwarzenegger's run for Governor of California yesterday flushed out new information about his father's Nazi past, revealing that he served as one of Hitler's Brownshirts.
7 August 2003 | Slate
Why won't he repudiate Kurt Waldheim?
8 October 2002 | Village Voice
Researchers Uncover Records of the Company's Work at Death-Camp Complex.
22 September 2002 | Sydney Morning Herald
Now we know. The Americans have spelt it out in black and white. There will be a world government, but not one even pretending to be comprised of representatives of its nation states through the United Nations. The United States will rule, and not according to painstakingly developed international law and norms, but by what is in its interests.
14 August 2002 | Los Angeles Times
Attorney general shows himself as a menace to liberty.
12 February 2001 | Wired
IBM has been accused of providing technology to the Third Reich that allowed Nazis to persecute and kill Holocaust victims more efficiently.
2 April 1999 | Jewish Telegraphic Agency
The manager of the French branch of Britain's leading commercial bank, Barclays, not only acted as the Nazis' banker during World War II but also volunteered to hand over Jewish staff members, according to documents found in the U.S. National Archives.
1990 | Noam Chomsky
If the Nuremberg laws were applied, then every post-war American president would have been hanged. By violation of the Nuremberg laws I mean the same kind of crimes for which people were hanged in Nuremberg.
Nuclear Proliferation
20 March 2015 | The Intercept
Could a deal to normalize Western relations with Iran and set limits on Iran’s development of nuclear technology lead to a more peaceful and less-weaponized Middle East? That’s what supporters of the Iran negotiations certainly hope to achieve. But the prospect of stability has at least one financial analyst concerned about its impact on one of the world’s biggest defense contractors.
11 October 2008 | Aljazeera
Pirates say $8m ransom is reparation for years of hazardous waste dumping by firms.
27 January 2008 | Times
An investigation into the illicit sale of American nuclear secrets was compromised by a senior official in the State Department, a former FBI employee has claimed.
6 January 2008 | Times
A whistleblower has made a series of extraordinary claims about how corrupt government officials allowed Pakistan and other states to steal nuclear weapons secrets.
10 July 2005 | New York Times
Twenty years ago, two French secret service frogmen attached mines to the hull of a ship owned by the environmentalist group Greenpeace as it lay anchored in a New Zealand harbor, and the explosions ripped large holes in it.
8 March 2004 | Scoop
VP Cheney Helped Cover-Up Pakistani Nuclear Proliferation In '89 So US Could Sell Country Fighter Jets.
25 January 2004 | Hindu
The United States is planning to use the Moon as a source of energy fuel that should help it establish ultimate supremacy on the Earth, a Russian newspaper said.
12 May 2003 | Fortune
What did Donald Rumsfeld know about ABB's deal to build nuclear reactors there? And why won't he talk about it?
24 April 2003 | MSNBC
Here, based on interviews with U.S. intelligence officials and nuclear experts, is a portrait of Israel's strategic weapons programs.
23 September 2002 | BBC News
British officials have approved the export of key components needed to make nuclear weapons to Iran and other countries known to be developing such weapons.
23 September 2002 | Scotsman
The Government has allowed the export of key nuclear weapons-grade material to Iran despite the fact that the Islamic fundamentalist country is trying to develop its own atomic bomb.
Police State
17 January 2020 | Guardian
A counter-terrorism police document distributed to medical staff and teachers as part of anti-extremism briefings included Greenpeace, Peta and other non-violent groups as well as neo-Nazis, the Guardian has learned.
19 December 2019 | New York Times
Every minute of every day, everywhere on the planet, dozens of companies — largely unregulated, little scrutinized — are logging the movements of tens of millions of people with mobile phones and storing the information in gigantic data files.
25 October 2019 | Guardian
An inquiry into ‘spycops’ operations is still not asking the big questions. So we’re launching a campaign to do it ourselves.
8 August 2019 | Newsweek
Leaked FBI documents indicate “black identity extremists” and animal rights activists are among the agency's top counterterrorism priorities under President Donald Trump.
4 July 2019 | Times
Facial recognition technology used by Scotland Yard is wrong in the vast majority of cases and probably illegal, according to the first independent analysis of the system.
6 August 2017 | The Herald
Police Scotland is facing fresh questions over its covert law enforcement strategies after being forced into confirming the recruitment of 759 informants.
21 March 2017 | Guardian
Exclusive: Watchdog investigates claim that secretive unit worked with Indian police to obtain campaigners’ passwords.
22 November 2016 | The Intercept
A few years ago, it would have been unthinkable for the British government to admit that it was hacking into people’s computers and collecting private data on a massive scale. But now, these controversial tactics are about to be explicitly sanctioned in an unprecedented new surveillance law.
1 October 2016 | Guardian
Officers who clashed with strikers ready to give evidence on ‘cover-up’ of tactics used as calls for public inquiry into claims of police conspiracy grow.
2 August 2016 | Guardian
Royle Family star, who says he was jailed unjustly over a 1972 strike, calls for investigation into secret police file on him.
31 March 2016 | The Intercept
A Maryland appellate court on Wednesday explained its reasoning for its landmark decision earlier this month requiring police to establish probable cause and get a warrant before using a Stingray, or cell-site simulator.
10 June 2015 | Independent
More than 20 fake phone towers, which indiscriminately hoover up information from phones, have been found active in London.
1 May 2015 | Guardian
Officers have been keeping tabs on Greens candidate standing against Ukip leader Nigel Farage, as police face questions over monitoring of elected politicians.
13 March 2015 | Guardian
An undercover police unit that monitored political groups over 40 years gathered intelligence on members of at least five trade unions, a whistleblower has revealed. Peter Francis, former member of an undercover Scotland Yard unit, discloses that he spied on members of five trade unions and apologises unreservedly.
8 November 2014 | Guardian
Scotland Yard has been accused of seeking to cover up its involvement in the blacklisting of more than 3,200 construction workers following the emergence of minutes of a meeting between a senior officer in its anti-extremism unit and the organisation running the list.
10 May 2009 | Observer
MP demands inquiry into Met tactics at demo.
5 November 2006 | Telegraph
A new Official Secrets Act to stop whistle-blowers is to be included in the Queen's Speech.
9 October 2005 | Independent
New generation of microwave and laser weapons set to transform crowd control techniques.
7 January 2003 | BBC News
Italian media have been publishing transcripts of an inquiry into the policing of the 2001 Genoa G8 summit in which officers admit fabricating evidence against protesters.