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Nick Lowles
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Contributor, HOPE not hate
Bundesliga and Ligue 1Football focusing on the EFL
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Tommy Robinson has always thought he's above the law - his sentencing proves actions have consequences
By Nick Lowles| LBC Verified Tommy Robinson has always thought he's above the law - his sentencing proves actions have consequences Tommy Robinson. Picture: Alamy By Nick Lowles Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (aka Tommy Robinson) is heading to prison for 18 months after pleading guilty to breaking a 2018 High Court order for repeating libellous claims against a young Syrian refugee, Jamal Hijazi. Yaxley-Lennon had lost a libel case, was ordered to pay damages and to never repeat the libellous accusations again.
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Tommy Robinson has always thought he's above the law - his sentencing proves actions have consequences
By Nick Lowles| LBC Verified Tommy Robinson has always thought he's above the law - his sentencing proves actions have consequences Tommy Robinson. Picture: Alamy By Nick Lowles Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (aka Tommy Robinson) is heading to prison for 18 months after pleading guilty to breaking a 2018 High Court order for repeating libellous claims against a young Syrian refugee, Jamal Hijazi. Yaxley-Lennon had lost a libel case, was ordered to pay damages and to never repeat the libellous accusations again.
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HOPE not hate
HOPE not hate is a UK-based organization dedicated to countering far-right extremism through research, community engagement, and public advocacy. Incorporated in August 2012, it operates as a private company limited by guarantee. The organization is headquartered in London. The work of HOPE not hate encompasses various activities, including publishing research reports, conducting public relations campaigns, and engaging in cultural education programs. Its annual "Fear and HOPE" reports analyze societal attitudes toward extremism and identity, providing valuable insights for policymakers and media. The organization also undertakes direct action campaigns and community initiatives aimed at challenging racism and promoting social cohesion. With a mission focused on exposing far-right networks and fostering inclusive communities, HOPE not hate combines investigative research with grassroots mobilization. Its outputs are designed to influence public discourse and contribute to a more informed understanding of extremism in society.
United Kingdom, United Kingdom
+44 20 7952 1181
Founded: 2004