Right-Wing Extremist Martin Sellner Detained in Switzerland
Swiss authorities arrested Sellner to enforce a temporary entry ban amid concerns about his planned participation in a far-right event.
- Martin Sellner, a prominent figure in the Austrian Identitarian Movement, was detained by Swiss police in Kreuzlingen.
- The Swiss Federal Police had imposed an entry ban on Sellner until October 27 due to security concerns.
- Sellner was invited to speak at an event organized by the far-right group Junge Tat, known for its anti-immigration stance.
- A similar entry ban was issued against Sellner in Germany, but its enforcement was delayed following a legal appeal.
- Authorities have previously intervened to prevent Sellner's events, citing efforts to avert potential criminal activities.