A German court has upheld a government ban on a right-wing extremist group known as the National Front.
The group was banned in 1992 by the Interior Ministry for its racist and anti- Semitic views and for its support of Nazi ideology.
German laws forbid organizations that propagate Nazi doctrine.
In the early 1990s, the German government banned several far right-wing organizations to stem a rise in right-wing violence.
Intelligence officials say neo-Nazis in Germany have a new structure of small, loosely organized cells that communicate via mobile telephones and computer Web sites.
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