surviving society: how prevent facilitates the far-right
During our recent Surviving Society podcast, we highlighted Prevent's love-hate relationship with the far-right and what it means for anti-Prevent advocacy.
Surviving society: prevent is an ideological ‘stop-and-search’ that is dangerous to justice
In this excerpt from the Surviving Society podcast, we break down why Prevent is the tip of a separate policy architecture that is set outside of long-established principles of evi
Scarman Lecture 2022: How Prevent disguises far-right influence in government
Since 2008, Criminology at Leicester has invited high profile guest speakers to deliver papers on current issues in criminology, criminal justice, policing and community safety.
The Scarman Lecture 2022: How Prevent undermines democracy
Since 2008, Criminology at Leicester has invited high profile guest speakers to deliver papers on current issues in criminology, criminal justice, policing and community safety.
how prevent has placed aggressive secularism in schools
Prevent and the narrative of ‘British values’ discriminates against minority faiths – in particular in education – and undermines the agency of all parents.
The PROP Briefing: Conservative Party Conference
What we can expect from the Tory conference and what we know about the long-delayed Shawcross report.
How Prevent impacts islamic beliefs and mosques
Here are two important takeaways from the podcast between Prevent Watch's Dr Layla Aitlhadj and 5 Pillars' Dilly Hussain.
underplaying the far-right proves prevent is political
Government sympathy with the far-right can be proven by the way in which Prevent functions as a political tool.
How prevent ‘adultifies’ children
By allowing counter-terrorism police to interrogate even young children with no guardian or parent present, has led to Prevent being cited as a form of 'child abuse' that is direct
surely this is the last desperate attempt to revive prevent?
Rishi Sunak is misleading the public and fear-mongering at a time when what we need is trust. Here's why his statistics are wrong.