"On our doorstep": New programme sheds light on the rise of neo-Nazism in Wales

Far-right propaganda gained momentum in Portugal in the 2024 elections and more and more young people, many under the age of 16, are being lured online by these movements, the internal security report reveals. In the chapter dedicated to global threats to internal security, the 2024 Annual Internal Security Report (RASI) states that “traditional white supremacist and neo-Nazi skinhead movements, characterized by their street actions and violence…

"On our doorstep": New programme sheds light on the rise of neo-Nazism in Wales

The number of teenage boys in Wales who are being radicalised by neo-Nazi groups is growing faster than in any other part of the United Kingdom – and it’s time to recognise that it’s happening right under our noses, says a lecturer from Cardiff University. In Byd Eithafol: Neo-Nazis yn ein Plith, journalist Maxine Hughes […]

Journalist Maxine Hughes will lift the curtain on the far-right groups that thrive online, and the vulnerable people who are targeted, in the Extreme World programme: Neo-Nazis Among Us tonight (Monday night, March 31).

The number of teenage boys in Wales who are radicalized by neo-Nazi groups is growing faster than in any other part of the United Kingdom - and it is time for the Welsh-speaking Welsh to recognize that it is happening right under our noses, says a lecturer from Cardiff University.