One of the main tactics has been the planting of propaganda stickers and posters. The members also participate in combat training arranged by the organization. The organisation is also increasingly violent, among other actions attacking anti-racism and gay pride demonstrations. On 30 November 2017, the Pirkanmaa District Court banned the Nordic Resistance Movement in Finland. The organisation was banned as it 'flagrantly violated the principles of good practice', according to the court. The ban has been appealed and is not legally binding. A request by the police for a temporary ban was turned down. In September, 2018 the Court of appeal in Turku upheld the ban. In March, 2019, the Supreme Court placed a temporary ban on the group. This ban is binding. The National Bureau of Investigation suspects the Nordic Resistance Movement to be continuing its operations under the names Kohti Vapautta! and Suomalaisapu. "Norske Motstandsbevegelsen" ("Norwegian Resistance Movement") is the Norwegian chapter of the Nordic Resistance Movement, founded and chaired by Haakon Forwald. There have been a few newspaper articles on ties of the movement to Iceland, and it has a website under Icelandic domain. In September 2019 between 10 and 15 Swedish members of the Nordic Resistance Movement staged an event at Lækjartorg in Reykjavík where they spread flyers and promoted the organisation. The event sparked an anti-nazi demonstration a few days later which drew an estimated crowd of 200 participants.