Neo-Nazi group leader Thomas Sewell has been refused bail after allegedly attacking an Aboriginal protest site.

Sewell, 32, looked straight ahead after magistrate Donna Bakos handed down her decision in Melbourne Magistrates Court this morning.

He has been charged with 25 offences, including violent disorder and affray over the alleged attack on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne's city centre.

Sewell allegedly led a group of about 30 men dressed in black to storm the Indigenous camp on Sunday evening after attending an anti-immigration rally.

Members of the white nationalist group are accused of holding down occupants of the camp before kicking and punching them.

The incident injured three people, with the worst suffered by a woman who required staples in her scalp to close a wound, the c

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