Details Publication date20 December 2021AuthorDirectorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs RAN Publications TopicViolent right-wing extremism Description Right-wing violence is rising across the EU, illustrating the need for adequate measures to prevent and counter the threat. Yet, many existing preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) measures have been developed around Islamist extremism or in response to the wave of violent right-wing extremism (VRWE) three decades ago. This paper explores whether measures to deal with previous right-wing extremist expressions are fit to counter current manifestations of right-wing extremism. It describes the modern (violent) right-wing extremist scene and how it has evolved from past manifestations. It also highlights a number of promising practices from previous programmes targeting right-wing violence. Several core concepts of these approaches remain highly valuable today. However, a more diverse “at-risk” group, increasing internationalisation and online presence demand for supplementary measures and a rethink of some aspects. Files 26 MAY 2021Contemporary manifestations of violent right-wing extremism in the EU: An overview of P/CVE practicesOther languages (5)Deutsch(416.6 KB - PDF)Downloadfrançais(452.59 KB - PDF)Downloaditaliano(537.72 KB - PDF)Downloadmagyar(567 KB - PDF)DownloadNederlands(503.56 KB - PDF)Download