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Swedish Far-Right Extremists at Protests demand Deportation of Muslims to their Countries

Published: August 27, 2024
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A group of far-right extremists held a protest in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, demanding that Muslims be deported to their countries.

The group gathered in Odenplan and chanted the slogan “We don’t want Muslims in our country.”

They then marched towards Sergels Torg (“Sergel’s Square”), calling for a ban on Islam in Sweden.

On the other hand, in the same area, a rally against racism and discrimination was held, organized by the Stockholm Anti-Fascist Association.

“We don’t want racists on our streets,” “No one is illegal,” and “Everyone has the right to live in Sweden” were the slogans chanted by these activists.

There were several instances of tension between the two groups, but the police prevented direct contact between them.

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