Teenage terror: How do we educate the young against extremism?

7th October 2019Andrew Staniforth, Policing Insight

The high-profile case of a 15 year-old convicted of trying to build a bomb has highlighted the importance of early intervention to combat extremism, via the Government's Prevent strategy. Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth outlines the tension between free speech and trust in the classroom and the importance of preventing the ever-increasing radicalisation of young people.

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Teenage terror: How do we educate the young against extremism?

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