It’s about the children, people
By Ibrahim, CAGE Caseworker On the International day of innocent children victims of aggression, our Caseworker Ibrahim shares his reflections on our
PREVENT stats: 95% referrals unnecessary and Muslims remain targets
London - The latest PREVENT statistics show that 95% of referrals are unnecessary and Muslims remain 50 times more likely to be
PREVENT – Two wrongs don’t make a right
London - The latest figures released by the Government shows an increase in PREVENT referrals. These referrals overwhelmingly target the Muslim community,
PREVENT, like Schedule 7, just another intelligence gathering operation
CAGE’s report, ‘The ‘science’ of pre-crime’, dives deep into the foundations of the government’s counter-extremism strategy. For the first time, the public
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”.
How PREVENT examines children without parental consent (Graphic)
'Ahmad', a student, stopped taking part in music lessons based on his religious belief. Although he was not disruptive in lessons and
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