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Home Secretary Yvette Cooper vows to take action against those ‘pushing hateful beliefs’

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Home Secretary Yvette Cooper vows to take action against those ‘pushing hateful beliefs’

The Home Office has announced plans to “launch” a new initiative aimed at “addressing the threat posed by extremist ideologies.”

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has vowed to take stronger action against those “promoting harmful and hateful beliefs” and to “launch” a new strategy to combat extremism following the recent riots across the UK.

The Home Office has initiated a “rapid sprint” project to develop a fresh approach to countering extremism, with the goal of providing analysis and recommendations on how to “address the threat posed by extremist ideologies.”

This will shape a new government counter-extremism strategy designed to address evolving patterns of extremism across the UK.

The Home Office stated that the initiative will focus on the rise of both Islamist and far-right extremism, as well as broader ideological trends, including extreme misogyny and other violent fixations.

To date, approximately 460 individuals have appeared in magistrates’ courts in connection with the unrest triggered by misinformation related to the suspect in the Southport knife attack. Among them, at least 72 are believed to be under the age of 18.

Several individuals have been charged with offenses related to inciting rioting, including publishing written material intended to stir up racial hatred or sending grossly offensive messages.

Ms. Cooper stated, “For too long, governments have neglected the growing threat of extremism, both online and in our communities, leading to an increase in the number of young people being radicalized online.

She added, “Hateful incitement in all its forms tears apart the very fabric of our communities and undermines our democracy.”

She continued, “In recent years, efforts to combat extremism have been significantly weakened, precisely when they were most needed.

“That’s why I’ve instructed the Home Office to carry out a rapid analytical review of extremism. This will involve mapping and monitoring extremist trends, understanding what strategies are effective in disrupting and diverting people from extremist views, and identifying any gaps in current policies that need addressing to tackle those spreading harmful and hateful beliefs and inciting violence.

“This work will form the foundation of a new government strategy to counter extremism, working closely with communities to build consensus and drive our plans forward.”

The new strategy is designed to fulfill the government’s manifesto pledge to prevent people from being drawn into hateful ideologies.

Ms. Cooper had criticized the previous Conservative government for not having a counter-extremism strategy since 2015, arguing that the absence of a comprehensive plan has made communities less safe.

 

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