Demonstrators protest outside the court, ahead of a trial of leaders and members of the far-right Golden Dawn, in Athens, Greece, October 7, 2020. REUTERS/Costas Baltas
ATHENS (Reuters) - Thousands of people converged on Greece's main appeals court on Wednesday ahead of a ruling on whether the country's far-right Golden Dawn party was a criminal group.
Holding banners - some of which read "Crack down on the Nazis" - a sea of people surrounded the building in Athens, where a three-bench court was due to start reading out its verdict around 0800 GMT, the culmination of a trial which started in 2015.
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