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KURILOVSKÁ
KURILOVSKÁ, L., ŠIŠULÁK, S.:
Extremist scene in the Slovak Republic and current trends
Právny obzor, 99, 2016, č. 5,
s. 401 – 420.
Abstract. Extremist
scene in the Slovak Republic and current trends. The professional article
focuses on current trends and development of the extremist scene in the Slovak
Republic, and indicates the strategy of the Government of the Slovak Republic on
how to combat such negative social occurrences. The authors characterize the
left extremism in the Slovak Republic and its close links to social and class
prejudices. Taking into consideration important past events, the authors analyse
right extremism from the view of the history. They give their view to the
significant and typical sign of left extremism as disseminating the principle of
equality and cohesion is, what has an impact on all spheres of life of citizens
of the Slovak Republic. Such influences result in bad social consequences which
are contrary to the nature of the state under rules of law. The authors describe
the primary idea of the current anarchism, as well as anarchistic groups in the
Slovak Republic and their activities. A separate part is dedicated to basic
priorities, which are practical counter-extremism activities and steps by the
Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic and the Police Force carried out
to fulfil the tasks defined in the Concept of Measures to Combat Extremism in
the Slovak Republic and in the Action Plan for Preventing and Eliminating Racism,
Anti-Semitism And Other Forms of Intolerance. At the conclusion, there are
outlined possibilities of how to improve and develop prevention in combating
extremism in the Slovak Republic.
Key words: immigration,
intolerance, extremism, right extremism, left extremism, propagation, anarchism,
racism, elimination, concept, Action Plan, Police Force
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ISSN 2729-9228
(online)
ISSN 0032-6984
(print)
THEORETICAL REVIEW FOR ISSUES OF STATE AND LAW.
Právny obzor is peer-reviewed journal and is indexed in SCOPUS and HeinOnline database (INDEX TO FOREIGN LEGAL PERIODICALS).
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