Eighteen people face a trial in the northern French town of
Amiens over a series of offenses by a neo-Nazi gang. The White Wolves Klan, led
by notorious far-right activist Serge Ayoub, are accused of 35 charges
including armed violence, theft and attempted murder. Ayoub was forced to
disband two previous far-right groups after they were involved in a brawl
leading to the death of a left-wing activist. The alleged offenses took place
between 2012 and 2014 and involved attacks on rival groups or former members
trying to leave the gang.
Tech & Rights
French Neo-Nazi Group White Wolves Klan Goes on Trial
Eighteen people face a trial in the northern French town of Amiens over a series of offenses by a neo-Nazi gang. The White Wolves Klan, led by notorious far-right activist Serge Ayoub, are accused of 35...
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