Anjem Choudary, one of Britain’s leading Islamists, has been found guilty at Woolwich Crown Court of directing terror group Al-Muhajiroun and encouraging support for it through online meetings. He had been arrested and charged with
The leader of a far-right group behind numerous stickering campaigns had been found guilty of racial hatred. Sam Melia, 34, of Pudsey in West Yorkshire, was convicted at Leeds Crown
A Leeds tenant has been sentenced after pleading guilty in connection with antisemitic e-mails to her landlord following an eviction notice. Julie Ann Rycroft, 66 and now of Garforth, was
A Canadian university professor has been convicted of carrying out a 1980 terrorist bombing outside a synagogue in Paris. Hassan Diab, 69, a Lebanese-born sociologist of Palestinian-Arab heritage at Carleton
An Everton fan has been convicted over antisemitic insults at a football match against Tottenham Hotspur. Neil McManniman, 46, was convicted of religiously aggravated harassment at Liverpool Crown Court and given a suspended
A man who was arrested after punching two identifiably Jewish men to the ground in London has today pleaded guilty to assault and possession of a weapon but not guilty
Abdullah Qureshi has been found guilty of the reinstated racially/religiously aggravated charges that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) initially dropped, before intervention by Campaign Against Antisemitism and other groups. On
The Department of Justice has disclosed that a man from St Louis, Missouri, has admitted to threatening to blow up a local synagogue in 2021. Cody Steven Rush, 30, made the declaration
A teenage member of a banned neo-Nazi group has pleaded guilty to terrorism offences at Winchester Crown Court. Luca Benincasa, 19, has become the first person to be convicted of
A white supremacist and Nazi sympathiser who reportedly carried a photograph of himself with a “Hitler moustache” and haircut, has been convicted in a Washington D.C. federal court for his part
Alex Davies, 27, has been convicted today of membership of the neo-Nazi terrorist group, National Action. Mr Davies, of Swansea, was found guilty by a jury at Winchester Crown Court of
The notorious antisemite Alison Chabloz has been found guilty of a communications offence after action by Campaign Against Antisemitism. The two-day trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court concerned a video of
It has been reported that four members of a neo-Nazi gang who shared antisemitic material with each other via the social media platform Telegram have been convicted under anti-terrorism and
The defendant in a criminal case that resulted from first-of-its-kind litigation by Campaign Against Antisemitism has been handed an absurdly lenient sentence today at Southwark Crown Court which we are
The defendant in a criminal case that has resulted from first-of-its-kind litigation by Campaign Against Antisemitism has pleaded guilty at Peterborough Crown Court today. Nicholas Nelson, 32, was charged with
A fourteen-year-old from Darlington has pleaded guilty to terror charges, making him the youngest person to be convicted on terror offences. The schoolboy admitted three counts of possessing information useful
A mosque leader who called for “Jihad by sword” while making a stabbing gesture and wearing a black top emblazoned with the words “Free Palestine, resistance is existence” has been found guilty of intending to
Tahra Ahmed, a prominent Grenfell Tower volunteer aid worker who was reported to the police by Campaign Against Antisemitism, has today been found guilty of publishing written material in order to stir
A man who sported a moustache in the style of Adolf Hitler’s and wore a Nazi armband to his trial has been found guilty of terror offences and stirring up
The co-founder of National Action has today been found guilty of membership in the proscribed neo-Nazi organisation Ben Raymond, 32, helped launch the group in 2013, with Bristol Crown Court hearing how he coined
A jury in Virginia has found that prominent white supremacists and white-supremacist organisations are liable for more than $26 million (£19.5 million) in damages from the August 2017 “Unite the
A far-right influencer who reportedly stormed the US Capitol earlier this year has now been charged with damaging a Chanukah display in Arizona. Tim Gionet, who is also known as
A man has pleaded guilty to wearing t-shirts in support of two banned antisemitic genocidal terrorist groups. Feras Al Jayoosi, 34 and of Swindon, pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today to
Tejinder Lohia, who subjected members of the Jewish community to a “torrent of racist abuse” which included “Kill you Jews, F**k Jews” and invoking Adolf Hitler’s name, has pleaded guilty to multiple offences. The
A man who was charged after a series of antisemitic, hateful, and racist tweets were identified by Chelsea Football Club has pleaded guilty. After an investigation by the Metropolitan Police,
The Hon. Piers Portman, the youngest living son of the 9th Viscount Portman and heir to 110 acres of West End real estate, has been found guilty of calling Campaign
A police officer has been found guilty of being a member of the banned neo-Nazi terrorist group National Action following his arrest last year. Benjamin Hannam, a 22-year-old from Edmonton in North London, was
The notorious antisemite Alison Chabloz has today been found guilty of sending by a public communications network an offensive, indecent message or material and given a custodial sentence. The prosecution followed action by Campaign Against
A man has been found guilty of three charges of possessing information useful for terrorism after stockpiling neo-Nazi memorabilia and downloading guides to bombmaking and knife-fighting. Nicholas Brock, 53, who reportedly has tattoos
A white supremacist from New Jersey faces up to ten years in prison and a fine of at least $250,000 (ÂŁ180,000) following his conviction for vandalising synagogues in an antisemitic
Two teenage brothers have been convicted for the violent antisemitic beating of a senior rabbi who was visiting the UK from Israel late last year. The two offenders – who cannot be
