Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Arch Enemy partnered with Amnesty International during the Khaos Over Europe tour to support Amnesty's Expression of Freedom campaign. | Source |
| 2018 | Thunderball Clothing used a concert photograph by J. Salmeron without his permission to promote its products. After Salmeron complained, Angela Gossow, Arch Enemy’s manager, banned him from photographing the band, while Alissa White-Gluz defended the decision. Thunderball Clothing later apologized and made amends, while Gossow disputed that Arch Enemy itself had infringed Salmeron’s copyright. | Source |
| 2018 | Arch Enemy were asked directly about the song “F.E.A.”, whose lyrics deal with discrimination against people based on sexual orientation. The band explained that LGBT people are discriminated against and attacked, called this unfair and unjust, and explained that they wrote F.E.A. to support them. | Source |
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