PREVENT has ended, ENGAGE is its rebirth
The Home Affairs Select Committee report into radicalisation has rightly recognised the toxicity of PREVENT. Yet, instead of scrapping the failed policy, it
A simple re-brand of PREVENT will not take away from its toxicity
Read our detailed response here: "PREVENT has ended, ENGAGE is its rebirth" London – The Home Affairs Select Committee report into Extremism
CAGE requests disclosure on government’s secretive theory underpinning ‘radicalisation’
London - CAGE has submitted two letters requesting further information about the government’s Extremism Risk Guidance factors, also referred to as the ERG
CAGE disappointed by Select Committee approach
London – CAGE welcomes the fact that the Home Affairs Select Committee, led by Keith Vaz MP, is looking into the issue
CAGE submission to Home Affairs Select Committee: Countering extremism inquiry
Download the submission CAGE is answering the Commons Select Committee call for submission on the inquiry into extremism in Britain, answering
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