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More than three years after launching a review of its de-radicalization program, and after a series of deadly terrorist attacks, officials in the United Kingdom still haven't issued proposals for changing the Prevent program. Last week, Home Secretary
What do you think of these charges? >> a lot of it had to do with january 6 of last year, but i want to talk about the january 6's to come. there could be no better news from the perspective of counter-radicalization, counterviolence than to have charges like this against this group. we'll talk about the past and what they say about the planning. organizations like this, violent organizations, because we really have to focus on the violence. there's radicalization in our country, obviously, but we need to be really focused on those who would turn to violence for political gain. it breeds off s...
Previous government accepted 68. all of them have not been implemented. the 68 even they accepted have been ignored since prime minister theresa may, the government, this conservative government has completely dropped the paul on counter radicalization. >> a lot of people say people deserve a second chance. you know, some of those who were radicals were duped and regret their actions. that's true i'm sure for many. others will remain true believers. if you have been radicalized once i guess you can be susceptible again. >> the only way we will know which is which is once we start the deradical...
Religious and part identity. it is like here is a unit that takes me in. i don't have a family. they're giving me something to do. a lot of folks in law enforcement talk about it this way as well with counter radicalization and so on and with respect to white nationalists, et cetera, how do pull them back and that is what he is trying to do. he worked with the u.k. government for ten years. the metropolitan police were giving him money and funding and working with him because they saw the benefit of it too. the sad fact is now the politics have kind of overshadowed it so they've taken away the...
Professor of political science at the university of chicago. it seems to be working. according to a report last year by the university of chicago's project on security and threats, isis was much more successful in recruiting americans than al qaeda. america needs a strategy to counter radicalization, monitor cyberspace, and learn how to find and catch online recruiting as well as make better contacts and communication with muslim communities and leaders throughout the country. instead, the administration has stoked fears of outsiders and advocated for immigration restrictions, a bogus solution...