An Australian court has banned a neo-Nazi mother from taking her young son to right-wing political rallies or teaching him her views. Justice John Faulks ruled that the German-born mother and her estranged Australian partner were also not allowed from inciting racial hatred when in the presence of their six-year-old son.
Australian newspapers had reported this week that the judgment the woman – a former skinhead – from viewing websites "promoting Nazism, neo-fascism or Web sites that advocate racial vilification" while the child is in her care.
Meanwhile, police in Melbourne have twice been called to a market to remove a man selling Nazi memorabilia, according a local newspaper. The man reportedly sold items with swastikas next to the flag of Israel at his stall. He is considering taking legal action against the market operators, the newspaper reports.
