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UK: Tens of Thousands March in London in Stand Against Far-Right Extremism

Tens of thousands of people marched through central London on March 28, in what organizers called the largest ever anti-far-right demonstration in British history. The march was organized by the Together Alliance, a coalition of approximately 500 groups including trade unions and anti-racism campaigners, with police estimating the crowd at around 50,000.

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UK: Hundreds Gather for Anti-Immigration Protest in Southampton, Facing Counter Protesters

Hundreds of right-wing protesters, led by Tommy Robinson, took to the streets of Southampton on Sunday, October 26, to voice concerns about illegal immigration, facing counter-protesters from the 'Stand Up To Racism', prompting police to intervene to keep the two groups apart.

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Demonstrations in London

People opposing the housing of asylum seekers (front) confront anti-racism group members (back) with police officers forming a line between them in London on Sept. 13, 2025.

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Demonstrations in London

People opposing the housing of asylum seekers (front) confront anti-racism group members (back) with police officers forming a line between them in London on Sept. 13, 2025.

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UK: Tommy Robinson Leads Massive Far-Right March in London 2

On September 14, 2025, tens of thousands of people marched through central London in a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson under the banner “Unite the Kingdom,” with the Metropolitan Police estimating up to 150,000 attendees. The march triggered clashes with police, who reported 26 officers injured—four seriously—after some protesters threw bottles and other projectiles. Around 24 people were arrested. A counter-protest of about 5,000 people, organized by Stand Up To Racism, was held nearby.

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UK: Tommy Robinson Leads Massive Far-Right March in London

On September 14, 2025, tens of thousands of people marched through central London in a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson under the banner “Unite the Kingdom,” with the Metropolitan Police estimating up to 150,000 attendees. The march triggered clashes with police, who reported 26 officers injured—four seriously—after some protesters threw bottles and other projectiles. Around 24 people were arrested. A counter-protest of about 5,000 people, organized by Stand Up To Racism, was held nearby.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities 3

Multiple groups held demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, rallied against government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists held a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities 4

Multiple groups held demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, rallied against government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists held a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities 2

Multiple groups are holding demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, are protesting government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists are holding a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August. Authorities, particularly in Victoria, are cautious of potential clashes between far-right and far-left participants, though organizers of both movements emphasize that their protests are intended to remain peaceful.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities

Multiple groups are holding demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, are protesting government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists are holding a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August. Authorities, particularly in Victoria, are cautious of potential clashes between far-right and far-left participants, though organizers of both movements emphasize that their protests are intended to remain peaceful.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protest in Epping Ends in Clashes With Riot Police 2

Hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration protest outside The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 17. The protest was mostly peaceful, but violence later erupted as far-right supporters clashed with riot police during a counter-demonstration by anti-racism activists.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protest in Epping Ends in Clashes With Riot Police

Hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration protest outside The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 17. The protest was mostly peaceful, but violence later erupted as far-right supporters clashed with riot police during a counter-demonstration by anti-racism activists.

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March Against Racism In Paris

A group of protesters holding a banner with the message "anti-racism, we live together, we fight together" during the demonstration. March against the far right on the occasion of the World Day against Racism, on march 22, 2025 in Paris. Photo by Christophe Michel / ABACAPRESS.COM

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 5

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 2

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 3

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 4

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Police Make Arrests At Tommy Robinson Protest In London

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and counter-protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides.

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 6

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter-protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!' This video shows a Trump supporter waving a Trump flag at the rally.

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UK: Anti-Racism Demonstrators Gather For Peaceful Protest In Peterborough 2

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered on Wednesday, August 7, to protest against racism following online posts suggesting a possible anti-immigration demonstration outside the immigration service in Peterborough.

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UK: Anti-Racism Demonstrators Gather For Peaceful Protest In Peterborough

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered on Wednesday, August 7, to protest against racism following online posts suggesting a possible anti-immigration demonstration outside the immigration service in Peterborough.

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