Riot police use teargas against members of Hungarian Guard protesting in the centre of Budapest July 4, 2009, two days after a court ruled that the organisation must be dissolved. The far-right Hungarian Guard, a radical nationalist organisation, must be dissolved because in the past its marches have fuelled ethnic tensions and led to a disruption of public order, a Hungarian court ruled on Thursday. Reuters Pictures 4 months ago

Riot police use teargas against members of Hungarian Guard protesting in the centre of Budapest July 4, 2009, two days after a court ruled that the organisation must be dissolved. The far-right Hungarian Guard, a radical nationalist organisation, must be dissolved because in the past its marches have fuelled ethnic tensions and led to a disruption of public order, a Hungarian court ruled on Thursday.

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