Global ‘preventing violent extremism’ policies will promote the failed policies of the UK
A joint statement by over 70 member states of the UN on ‘’the issue of preventing violent extremism’’ was issued last month.
A serious blow for PREVENT: Reactions to the CAGE report
Last month CAGE published its report “The Science of Pre-Crime” which for the first time tackled the underpinning basis of PREVENT, the
Seminar on ‘The Science of Pre-Crime’, the ERG22+ and its implications
CAGE is holding a seminar on Monday 17th October at 6pm specifically for the academic and professional audiences to discuss our report 'The Science
Leading academics question ‘science’ that underpins PREVENT strategy
London – A joint statement signed by 150 academics and psychologists including Professors Noam Chomsky and Marc Sageman, poses important questions about
The ‘science’ of pre-crime: The secret ‘radicalisation’ study underpinning PREVENT
Download the Executive Summary In July 2015, the UK government introduced a statutory duty on all public sector workers to
How PREVENT propaganda makes its way to you (report infographics)
CAGE has produced two infographics which summarise the message of our latest report. The first infographic breaks-down the relationship between the secretive Home Office
The Home Office is creating mistrust within Muslim civil society
By co-opting British Muslim organisations into ‘counter-narrative’ campaigns, and through its anti-advocacy clause, the Home Office is attempting to censure civil society.
We are Completely Independent: The Home Office, Breakthrough Media and the PREVENT Counter Narrative Industry
Over the past five years, the Home Office and a secretive government department called RICU, the Research, Information and Communications Unit,
EXCLUSIVE: CAGE reveals groups and ‘products’ involved in covert Government propaganda programme
London – CAGE today releases a disturbing report based on a year-long investigation, that reveals the inner details of the covert Government
Student referred to PREVENT for voicing his views (Graphic)
'Bilal' was referred to social services by his secondary school because he was perceived to be on the path to becoming “radicalised”.
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