Far-right politicians from across Europe are gathering in Prague – hosted by a party linked to the Czech governing coalition.

Among the speakers is Slovak MEP Milan Mazurek, who was convicted in 2019 over racist statements targeting Roma. Politicians from Germany’s AfD and Hungary’s far right are also expected to attend.

A protest under the slogan “Prague Doesn’t Want Nazis!” has been announced for Friday, 13 November.

The ticketing company Smsticket refused to continue selling tickets, citing its rules against providing a platform to people convicted of racism or xenophobia and those associated with extremist ideologies.

• Politici napojení na vládní koalici zvou do Prahy krajní pravici. Dorazí i Mazurek odsouzený za protiromské výroky. In: Romea. 12.11.2026. https://romea.cz/cz/domaci/politici-napojeni-na-vladni-koalici-zvou-do-prahy-krajni-pravici-dorazi-i-mazurek-odsouzeny-za-protiromske-vyroky
• International ultra-right meeting in Prague on Friday, 13 November features MEP convicted of defamation against Roma, protest planned, company refuses service. In: Romea. 12.11.2026. https://romea.cz/en/czech-republic/international-ultra-right-meeting-in-prague-on-friday-13-november-features-mep-convicted-of-defamation-against-roma-protest-planned-company-refuses-service#google_vignette