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UK: Four UK neo-Nazis jailed for membership of National Action

Topic
Racism and fascism Law
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UK

10 June 2020

Four ongoing members of National Action - a neo-Nazi group that was proscribed by the UK government in 2016 - have been sent to prison for their membership of the group.

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"Four neo-Nazi diehards convicted of being members of the banned terrorist group National Action have been jailed.

Alice Cutter, a former Miss Hitler beauty pageant contestant, and her former partner Mark Jones were convicted of membership of a terrorist group after a trial in March, alongside co-accused Garry Jack and Connor Scothern.

Sentencing at Birmingham crown court on Tuesday, Judge Paul Farrer QC told Jones he had played a significant role in the continuation of the organisation, after it was banned in December 2016."

UK: Four UK neo-Nazis jailed for membership of National Action (The Guardian, link)

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