Source: AGENFOR Worldwide, many violent extremism prevention programmes directly violate human rights and risk even fostering radicalisation, instead of preventing it. This is the warning issued by UN experts in the latest report drafted by Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, the UN Special Rapporteur on the…
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The European projects J-SAFE, MINDb4ACT and JPCOOPS started to recruit professionals from 26 European Countries to…
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Julian Hargreaves, University of Cambridge Only a quarter of the British public feel able to define what extremism is, according to a survey by the Commission for Countering Extremism. The findings, released in mid July, suggest that the Home Office needs to do more to get across its message on…
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The Danish approach to countering extremism holds potential as well as challenges
DIIS report on the Danish approach to countering and preventing extremism and radicalization
Qualitative Case Analyses of Adolescent and Young Adult Perpetrators of Targeted School Attacks and Jihadi Terrorist Attacks in Germany
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