The European Commission rejected the campaign.
A far-right anti-migration campaign rejected by the European Commission is planning a stop in Bratislava in early October as part of a tour across Europe.
The Save Europe Act, led by Dutch influencer Eva Vlaardingerbroek and Austrian activist Martin Sellner, campaigns for “remigration” and a moratorium on immigration by people of “non-European origin”.
“Dear patriots, let’s bring remigration directly to the doorstep of the EU elites,” the organisers tell supporters. “Join us and show that patriotism is stronger than censorship and bans.”
The campaign has already visited the Netherlands, France, Spain and Portugal.
