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GREECE: Golden Dawn leader charged with heading a criminal gang - Nikos Michaloliakos appears in court after he is arrested along with key members of his Greek neo-fascist party

28 September 2013

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"The leader of Greece's Golden Dawn party, widely viewed as Europe's most violent political force, appeared in court on Saturday night on charges of heading a criminal gang after police mounted an unprecedented crackdown on the neo-fascist party, arresting Nikos Michaloliakos and other key members of his organisation."

See the full article: Golden Dawn leader charged with heading a criminal gang - Nikos Michaloliakos appears in court after he is arrested along with key members of his Greek neo-fascist party (The Observer, link)
and: Greek justice hits neo-Nazi ‘Golden Dawn’ (euractive, link).

Also see: Golden Dawn: live blog (link)

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