Проверка фактов. Запретили ли Нидерланды "Антифа"?

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Проверка фактов. Запретили ли Нидерланды "Антифа"?  После убийства в США Чарли Кирка появились призывы запретить движение "Антифа" в Европе.   ЧИТАТЬ ДАЛЕЕ : http://ru.euronews.com/2025/09/23/euroverify-antifa  Подписывайтесь: Euronews можно смотреть на Dailymotion на 12 языках

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00:00Has the Netherlands banned Antifa?

00:06Посты circulating online

00:08are alleging that the Dutch government

00:09has banned Antifa.

00:11This umbrella term, which is short for

00:13anti-fascist, designates loosely

00:15affiliated far-left activists

00:17as well as groups that oppose

00:19fascism and neo-Nazism.

00:21Antifa is more of an ideology

00:23than an actual organisation,

00:25although some of its supporters have embraced

00:27militant tactics.

00:28Following the assassination of right-wing

00:30activist and Trump supporter Charlie

00:32Kirk, the US president said

00:34he would designate Antifa as a major

00:36terrorist organisation as part

00:38of his efforts to target the radical

00:40left. We have seen

00:42a rise in violence

00:43perpetuated by Antifa

00:46radical

00:48people across this country who subscribe

00:50to this group. No links between the

00:52suspect, Tyler Robinson, and any other

00:54left-wing groups, including Antifa,

00:56have been uncovered to date.

00:58However, following Trump's declarations,

01:00Hungary followed suit, announcing

01:02that it would also ban Antifa and

01:04urging the EU to do the same, as

01:06detailed in a letter addressed to the

01:08European Union's foreign policy chief,

01:11Kaja Kallas.

01:12As for the Netherlands, online users are

01:14also claiming that the country's government

01:16has banned Antifa.

01:17Now, according to the Dutch Parliament's website,

01:19a motion on labelling Antifa as a terrorist

01:23organisation in the Netherlands was passed on

01:25the 18th of September, with 76 out of 150 votes.

01:30However, motions are just recommendations rather than

01:33legally binding decisions. Although Parliament can submit

01:37motions, the Netherlands government is not obliged to carry them out, unless they are a motion of no confidence.

01:43For more fact-checks and debunking, head to euronews.com.

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