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2021-04-01 15:36:21 GMT2021-04-01 23:36:21(Beijing Time) Xinhua English LONDON, April 1 (Xinhua) -- A London Metropolitan Police officer has been found guilty after acting as a recruiter for a banned neo-Nazi terrorist group, local media reported Thursday. Benjamin Hannam, 22, is the first police officer in Britain to be convicted of involvement in far-right terrorism. Hannam was arrested in March last year before being found guilty by the Central Criminal Court of England and Wales in L...

Follow RT on PC Benjamin Hannam has become the first UK officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence after a court ruled he lied on his Met Police application about his membership of the outlawed Neo-Nazi group National Action (NA). At the end of his trial at the UK’s Old Bailey court, the 22-year-old was found guilty of membership of an outlawed Neo-Nazi group, lying on his police application, and possessing terrorism documents.  Hannam was investigated by authorities after workin...

Pro-Israel (really), Nazi-Freemason Group Tied to Steve Bannon-Trump an Official ‘Terrorist Organization’ Like al Qaeda RT: PC Benjamin Hannam has become the first UK officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence after a court ruled he lied on his Met Police application about his membership of the outlawed Neo-Nazi group National Action (NA). At the end of his trial at the UK’s Old Bailey court, the 22-year-old was found guilty of membership of an outlawed Neo-Nazi group, lying on his po...

A police officer in London has become the first in Britain to be convicted of membership of an outlawed far-right group. Benjamin Hannam was found guilty on Thursday of belonging to the banned neo-Nazi organisation National Action. The 22-year-old was convicted of lying on his application and vetting forms to join Londons Metropolitan Police and of possessing terror-related documents detailing knife combat and the making of explosive devices. Judge Anthony Leonard lifted a reporting ban on the ...

UK police officer found guilty of belonging to neo-Nazi group Al Jazeera English © Hannam was found guilty of belonging to National Action, a far-right organisation that was banned in... Hannam was found guilty of belonging to National Action, a far-right organisation that was banned in 2016 [Handout via Metropolitan Police] A British police officer was found guilty on Thursday of being a member of a banned neo-Nazi group and possessing “extremist” material, including the...

Authorities found a notebook referring to the far-right National Action group, a guide on how to use knives and weapons, and the manifesto of a Norwegian mass killer in the officer's home

Three arrested in Melbourne counter-terrorism raids as police warn of youth radicalisation online Posted 4 updated 4 MarMarch 2021 at 2:14pm Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch Share Print text only Cancel Police say they are alarmed by a growing "phenomenon" of young people getting radicalised online, after arresting two men and a 16-year-old boy in a counter-terrorism investigation in Melbournes north. Key points: Two men age...

Britain said Monday it was imposing new sanctions on Syrian President Bashar Assads government, including asset freezes and travel bans on the leaders close allies.

involvement in war crimes, international lawyers Guernica 37 said on Saturday. The chambers said it submitted the filing with the London Metropolitan Police’s War Crimes Unit, into allegations of “incitement and encouragement to commit acts of terrorism” in Syria by M s Al Assad, as the war’s 10th anniversary approaches. Guernica 37 describes itself as a specialist legal company which works with governments following conflict, but also "transnational litigation involving the enforc...

Asma Assad, 45, was born in Britain to Syrian parents, and has both Syrian and British citizenship. Since 2012, she has been under European Union sanctions. While her...