In a further attempt to destroy any semblance of property rights in this country, the so-called Equality and Human Rights Commission has started court proceedings against the British National Party. They claim, perhaps correctly, that the BNP's membership rules included in its constitution are illegal because they restrict membership to "indigenous caucasians". The BNP is a private organizati...

The battle between the equalities watchdog and the British National Party over the party's membership policy returns to court.

The British National Party will amend its constitution so its rules on membership do not discriminate on the grounds of race or religion a court was told.

THE British National Party will amend its constitution so its rules on membership do not discriminate on the grounds of race or religion, a court was told yesterday.

The British National party tonight vowed to take legal action after its entire membership list was published online in breach of a court injunction. The party blamed disgruntled former employees for posting details of the names, postal and email addresses and ages of more than 10,000 supporters. The membership list dates from late last year, the BNP said, and its publication had been prevented und...

A few days ago, a dissident member of the British National Party posted his party’s membership list on the internet. The publication of this data provides us with some interesting information about the demographics of BNP membership. The Guardian (20 November) published an interactive map showing the concentration of BNP membership by parliamentary constituency. On BBC2’s Newsnight

The British National Party could face legal action over its membership rules, the Equality and Human Rights Commission says.

THE British National Party was warned yesterday that it had one last chance to scrap its whites-only membership policy, or face a possible court injunction.

As has been widely reported, the Equality and Human Rights Commission has written to the British National Party and, according to its own press release, ‘demanded that the party address potential breaches related to its constitution and membership criteria, employment practices and provision of services to the public and constituents.’ It’s been suggested, by Joseph Harker,

THE British National Party's senior members said yesterday they have voted "overwhelmingly" in favour of allowing a party-wide ballot on membership rules.