Slovakia’s Supreme Court ruled on Monday against banning the Kotleba (Our Slovakia) Party, saying prosecutors had not produced enough evidence against the party, according to EURACTIV.com and Agence France Presse.
Prosecutors asked for the ban in 2017, arguing the party was working to subvert democracy, citing 170 formal complaints requesting the ban. Party chief Marian Kotleba, 42, is notorious for having led street marches with members dressed in black neo-Nazi uniforms before he entered parliament.