US EditionFrance bans 10 British far-right, anti-migration activists from entering
France banned 10 British far-right activists for disrupting migrant crossings and inciting hate, amid a record 41,472 migrants reaching the UK via the Channel in 2025.
- France banned 10 British far-right activists from the 'Raise the Colours' movement for conducting anti-migrant activities in France.
- The activists were accused of verbally and physically assaulting migrants near the city of Dunkirk and damaging migrant boats to prevent crossings to England.
- 'Raise the Colours' denounced the ban as 'absolutely disgraceful' and posted videos of their actions on social media.
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Since the autumn of 2025, these nationalist militants have increased their return journeys to the Opal Coast and, sometimes violently, to associations and exiles. They promise a "landing" to put an end to the crossing of the Channel by candidates for exile.
British men who stopped migrant boats from crossing Channel labelled 'far-right' and BANNED in France
A group of men who tried to stop migrant boats from crossing the Channel have been banned from France.Authorities described the "Raise the Colours" group as "far-right activists."The French Interior Minister described the group as, "searching for and destroying small boats and engaging in propaganda activities."However, the group insisted they "do not support violence or any unlawful activity." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In a statement sh…
France bans 10 UK anti-immigration activists for property destruction
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced on Wednesday that the country has banned 10 British activists who attempted to stop UK-bound migrants from leaving French beaches by destroying small boats. The Interior Ministry clarified in a press release that the ban applies to 10 far-right activists from the Raise the Colours movement, which calls for an end to irregular migration from France to the UK. These individuals, accused of destroyi…
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