Four people were arrested in Tampere, Finland when counter-protesters faced-off against members of the neo-Nazi Nordic Resistance Movement.

The Nordic Resistance Movement’s manifesto details that the group wants ethnic non-northern-Europeans to be deported from Finland and to “regain the power from the global Zionist elite.”

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Members of the group gathered at Tampere Central Square on Saturday, before marching towards Pirkanmaa District Court. The group of 200 people were met by approximately 800 anti-fascist campaigners, reports YLE news.

Ledet börjar ställa upp. pic.twitter.com/8wpXTYt7SD — Nordfront Live (@Nordfront_Live) October 21, 2017

Some 200 police officers were also deployed to area for the demonstration, during which some counter-protesters threw smoke bombs.

According to local police, four people were arrested at the march. Local reports say the people detained were opposing the neo-Nazi group. “Police do not accept rioting. The incident is being investigated,” Finnish police said in a short statement.

Vaarallisia vastamielenosoittajia. #tampere #ilmannatseja #einatsejatampereelle #einatsejamihinkään A post shared by Suvi Virtanen (@kaljalavantauti) on Oct 21, 2017 at 12:30pm PDT

Poliisi ei hyväksy mellakointia. Tähän mennessä tapahtunutta aletaan tutkia epäiltynä väkivaltaisena mellakkana. #poliisi#Tampere — Sisä-SuomenPoliisi (@SiSuPoliisi) October 21, 2017

Footage from Tampere Central Square shows Nord Front members carrying flags, with some supporters wearing Sons of Odin jackets. The Sons of Odin group was set up two years ago to oppose migrants entering the country.

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In August, police sought to have the local Nordic Resistance Movement banned by the courts, and its legal status is still under consideration.

“Violent and racist groups should not enjoy the protection of Finnish society,” said Seppo Kolehmainen, the Finnish National Police Commissioner, reported Postimees.