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GPAHE Brings You the Latest News in Far-Right Hate and Extremism
GPAHE’s Project 2025 Blog: July 10th Update
This week, we examine Kevin Roberts, Project 2025’s architect, and his violent rhetoric, as well as the undeniable ties between Project 2025 and former members of Donald Trump’s administration staff. Read the full blog post.
Our blog series provides essential updates on Project 2025. Now you can view all of our Project 2025 blog posts in one convenient place on our website. We encourage you to explore this series to stay informed and engaged.
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NEW from GPAHE: Support for Project 2025 Surging On Proud Boys and White Supremacist Forums
Support for the far-right Project 2025, a blueprint to authoritarianism, is gaining momentum within Proud Boys and white supremacist networks. The latest GPAHE article delves into how these extremist groups are rallying around Project 2025, highlighting an alarming increase in pro-Project 2025 online activity and endorsement of the plan. This surge underscores the growing intersection between far-right political initiatives and white supremacist movements.
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NEW from GPAHE: Far-Right Hate and Extremist Groups Country Report: Mexico
In a groundbreaking report, GPAHE this week released an in-depth analysis of the complex and alarming growth of far-right hate and extremist organizations in Mexico. The report delves into the intricate web of historical, social, and political factors that have contributed to a resurgence of organized far-right groups in the country.
GPAHE’s report profiles 12 far-right organizations in Mexico, many with ties to American groups. By examining the interplay between longstanding prejudices, recent progressive reforms, and global far-right trends, the report provides a nuanced understanding of how these extremist movements are gaining traction and influencing Mexican society, while also drawing concerning parallels to similar phenomena observed in other parts of the world where the far right is also on the march.
Newsweek in Spanish covered GPAHE’s new report in “La extrema derecha en México crece de manera acelerada y preocupante” (The Extreme Right in Mexico is growing rapidly and worryingly)
“In Mexico, a complex undercurrent of racism, xenophobia, and far-right extremism continues to shape modern day society and politics. From the rigid racial hierarchies of Spanish colonial rule to the modern-day appearance of neo-Nazi and anti-LGBTQ+ groups, Mexico has a long history of far-right activism.”
GPAHE’s take: This surge in far-right extremist organizations is not just a Mexican phenomenon, but part of a broader, disturbing global trend. The Mexico analysis highlights the increasingly sophisticated methods these groups are using, leveraging social media and transnational networks to spread their ideologies. The rise of such movements threatens Mexico’s democratic institutions and the safety of marginalized communities. _______________________________________________________________________
NEW from GPAHE: Members of India’s BJP Join the Far-Right Transnational Conference Circuit
GPAHE has exposed what appears to be a first: members of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) participating in NatCon, a key transnational conference for powerful far-right activists. NatCon, hosted by the Edmund Burke Society, continues to grow its influence and reach by adding Indian participation to its network. This detailed analysis sheds light on the growing confluence of far-right movements across borders, which poses threats to global democracies and human rights.
