RCMP 首次指控一名渥太华极右翼恐怖主义和仇恨罪,渥太华上半年仇恨有关的犯罪案比去年增加24%

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RCMP charge Ottawa man with both terrorism, hate offences in Canadian first​



皇家骑警逮捕了 26 岁的 Patrick Gordon Macdonald,他是 neo-Nazi Atomwaffen Division = AWD 组织的成员。

Un croquis de Patrick Gordon Macdonald, au moment de sa comparution.

Patrick Gordon Macdonald est accusé de participation à une activité terroriste, de facilitation d'une activité terroriste et d’infraction au profit d'un groupe terroriste en fomentant volontairement la haine. Ila comparu mercredi au palais de justice d'Ottawa.
PHOTO : LAUREN FOSTER-MACLEOD

Ottawa man first to face terrorism, hate charges linked to far-right propaganda​

Published July 5, 2023 12:36 p.m. ET
Updated July 5, 2023 2:38 p.m. ET
By The Canadian Press

David Fraser


OTTAWA - An Ottawa man is the first ever to be charged in Canada with terrorism and hate propaganda offences for advocating a violent, far-right ideology.

RCMP say they arrested and charged 26-year-old Patrick Gordon Macdonald with participating in the activity of a terrorist group, facilitating terrorist activity and wilfully promoting hatred for a terrorist group.

The RCMP says Macdonald helped make propaganda material for a terrorist group called Atomwaffen Division.

The group, also known as AWD, is a U.S.-based neo-Nazi organization that was listed as a terrorist entity in Canada in 2021.

According to the U.S.-based Southern Poverty Law Centre, AWD's graphic designs are created by a Canadian known as "Dark Foreigner," the online screen name allegedly used by Macdonald.

A second person was arrested in Kingsey Falls, Que., as part of the RCMP's Integrated National Security Enforcement Team investigation but no charges have been laid against them at this point.

Public Safety Canada says the Atomwaffen Division calls for acts of violence against racial, religious, and ethnic groups, as well as informants, police and bureaucrats, to prompt the collapse of society.

It has held training camps, also known as hate camps, where its members receive weapons and hand-to-hand combat training.

Members of AWD have carried out acts of violence before, including at a deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017.

The co-leader of the group, who is American, was banned from Canada after the Immigration and Refugee Board determined he was a member of a group that has, or will, engage in terrorist activities.

Macdonald was scheduled to appear in an Ottawa court on Wednesday.

In June 2022, RCMP officers conducted raids near Quebec City targeting people connected to the AWD. A month before that, a 19-year-old from Windsor, Ont., was arrested for alleged ties to the same group.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 5, 2023.

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