London: Campaigners against the far-right in Britain on Monday projected an image of a swastika on the side of Parliament, amid fears extremists could be voted in at this week`s general election.
The anti-fascist group, the EMMA Trust, beamed the picture of the red and white swastika onto the Houses of Parliament alongside the phrase: "Decision Time. Keep the far-right out."
"The rationale behind this projection is to protect this iconic building that is the bastion of our democratic values around the world against the invasion of the far-right," said a trust spokesman.
The far-right British National Party (BNP) is fielding about 330 candidates in Thursday`s vote.
It made gains in elections to the European Parliament in June last year, with two of its members -- including leader Nick Griffin -- winning seats in the legislature.
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