According to a report by the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (GPAHE), the number of 'Active Clubs' of far-right white supremacists has skyrocketed in the early 2020s in the US and abroad. The GPAHE report from October 2023 shows 149 active club branches in 21 countries, with significant growth occurring over the past 12 months.
In addition to the United States, where more than 49 active clubs have been identified, other countries with at least five active clubs include, France,, Canada,, and Germany Netherlands. Sweden Finland Australia
2023: Recruiting supporters in Finland
In 2023, a far-right nationalist movement from the United States is gaining popularity in Finland, actively recruiting supporters among local youth.
Formally, members of Active Club Finland call themselves "fighters" against a system that promotes LGBT and BLM. They conduct joint training in mixed martial arts, organize concerts and meetings with militants who took part in a special military operation on the side of Ukraine.
The organization has three regional branches in Finnish territory - in the cities of Oulu, Tampere and Uusimaa. The movement supports panfin-ugrism (the idea of the so-called "Great Finland," under which Finno-Ugric peoples living in the Baltic states, the Republic of Karelia, Norway and Sweden should unite).
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