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Preventing Radicalisation and Violent Extremism 2025
Preventing Radicalisation and Violent Extremism 2025
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What is the role of Channel in Prevent?
To provide early support to those at risk of radicalisation
To track internet usage
To promote political parties
To arrest people who have different beliefs
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What is a common characteristic of self-initiated terrorists?
They always act in groups
They are difficult to detect
They are not influenced by online content
They only attack on holidays
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What makes extremism turn into terrorism?
The belief in using violence to further a cause
Holding strong opinions
Protesting peacefully
Being part of a group
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What is the fastest-growing terrorist threat in the UK, according to senior officials?
Islamist extremism
Animal rights extremism
Far-right extremism
Eco-terrorism
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What should you do if you’re worried someone is being radicalised?
Encourage them to keep talking to the group
Keep quiet to avoid conflict
Speak to someone you trust, like a tutor or safeguarding officer
Share their posts online
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What is a warning sign someone might be being radicalised?
Befriending people from different cultures
Actively participating in academic support groups
Engaging with online entertainment
Becoming withdrawn from friends, family, or education
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What is the main aim of the Prevent strategy?
Punish people who hold extreme views
Help people join protests
Promote religious beliefs
Stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism
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What are proscribed organisations?
Groups allowed to spread beliefs online
Study groups about politics
Groups that are protected by the law
Groups that are banned because of links to terrorism
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What are Active Clubs?
Local book clubs
Secret far-right networks using fitness as cover
Fitness clubs focused on healthy living
Youth volunteer organisations
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What does the “R” in DR TIM (British values) stand for?
Rights of Others
Responsibility
Rule of Law
Respect for leaders