EMR & Magnetic/Charged Particle Interaction: Right or Wrong?

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I have a simple question. Are EMR(electromagnetic radiation) waves deflected/affected by magnetic fields or charged particles? I think don't EMR is deflected by either, because radiation is not affected by either magnetic of electric fields. Am I right?
 
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