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Thessaloniki court sentences 13 far-right group members for violent attacks. · Cyprus Report

Crime & Safety · Greece

Thessaloniki court sentences 13 far-right group members for violent attacks.

1 sourceFirst reported 21 days agoUpdated 21 days ago

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A Thessaloniki court has sentenced 13 members of the far-right group Nationalist Youth of Thessaloniki, also known as Defend Salonica.
The prison sentences ranged from one to four years for their involvement in a series of violent attacks.
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding far-right extremism in Greece.
The court proceedings were part of a broader crackdown on hate crimes and violence associated with extremist groups.
This ruling contributes to the legal actions taken against similar organizations in the region.

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Thessaloniki court sentences 13 members of far-right group over violent attacksekathimerini.com · 21 days ago

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A Thessaloniki court has sentenced 13 members of the far-right group Nationalist Youth of Thessaloniki, also known as Defend Salonica.
The prison sentences ranged from one to four years for their involvement in a series of violent attacks.
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding far-right extremism in Greece.
The court proceedings were part of a broader crackdown on hate crimes and violence associated with extremist groups.
This ruling contributes to the legal actions taken against similar organizations in the region.

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