German police have raided the homes of 39 members of the far-right extremist group, "Die Artgemeinschaft," after it was Banned by the country's Interior Ministry. The group, which has neo-Nazi links, is accused of posing a threat to constitutional order in Germany. The raids took place across 26 locations in 12 German states, with evidence including banned Nazi symbols and literature being seized. Artgemeinschaft, founded in 1951, is considered one of the oldest right-wing extremist groups in the country and is believed to have had around 90 members. This comes after the recent prohibition of another neo-Nazi group, "Hammerskins."

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