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Counter-extremism researcher Lydia Wilson’s piece Gone to Waste: the ‘CVE’ Industry After 9/11 provides an interesting insider view into the worldwide ‘CVE
Dr Rob Faure Walker explains how British counter-extremism policies are fundamentally anti-democratic programmes that sow the seeds of the violence that
London - The latest report by the CCE is shallow and bereft of analysis. It is no more than a feeble attempt
Dr Tarek Younis argues that 'colour-blind' ideas of extending CVE programmes to the far-right mask the more fundamental issues at play
The issue of ‘Hate Crime’, and the often vexed debates around strengthening anti-hate crime laws, has reared its head most recently with
https://twitter.com/UK_CAGE/status/1271032162364592128 Yesterday it was announced that Mark Rowley of the Commission for Countering Extremism (CCE) is leading a review ‘to examine whether
London - An unprecedented UN report released yesterday has called for the repeal of anti-extremism legislation, policy and programmes, stating that they
London - Five years after the passing of the Counter-terrorism and Security (CTS) Act into law, a new report authored by CAGE
London - Families who would be impacted by announcements to retrospectively scrap early release of individuals convicted of terrorism offences, have told
London - The latest report by the Commission for Countering Extremism, Challenging Hateful Extremism, presents very little substantial content, instead introducing yet
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