Tag: prevent
Opinion: Suella Braverman’s Resignation Could Be the Best Thing That Ever Happened to the Far Right
by Aaron Winter
Opinion: The Trojan Horse Affair Gave Birth to the Prevent Strategy. It’s Time to Kill It
by Rob Faure Walker
Opinion: Islamophobia Isn’t Ingrained in British Culture – It’s Fed to Us From the Top
by Zarah Sultana
Opinion: Blaming David Amess’ Murder on Social Media Is a Way of Avoiding the Knottier Problems
by Ash Sarkar
We don’t yet know what role, if any, social media played in the murder of MP Sir David Amess. But blaming it on that is at best premature, and, at worst, a complete derailment from addressing the trickier root causes.
Opinion: The 7/7 Bombings Changed UK Terror Policy Forever
by Azfar Shafi
Opinion: To the Free Speech Warriors of the Right, Only Some Speech Matters
by Barnaby Raine
Opinion: The Tories Want a Man Who Described Islam As a ‘Terrifying Problem’ to Lead a Review of Prevent
by Ilyas Nadgee
Analysis: Pseudoscience, Think Tanks and ‘Intellectual Landscaping’: Exposing the Wilful Ignorance of the Right
by Rob Faure Walker
Ash Wednesday: The Woke Brigade Have Gone Too Far!!!1
Free speech is under attack!!1 From something far more dangerous than the government…. Undergraduates.
Why We Need a New Response to the LGBT Sex Education Row
by Sita Balani
“We Refuse to Be Intimidated by Our University”: the King’s College Activists Fighting Back Against Racial Profiling
by King's students
No, Labour Hasn’t Always Been an Anti-Racist Party
by Aaron Bastani
Under the UK’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy, Shamima Begum Was Never Presumed Innocent
by A. Haziz-Ginsberg
The ‘Super-PREVENT’ Agenda Goes Far Beyond the Law
by Max Harris
Open Letter: The Government’s Education Policies are Attacking BME and Migrant Students
by Unis Resist Border Controls
The Hijab is More European Than the Tie: Islamophobia and Misogyny
7 Ways the Home Office’s Prevent Strategy is Turning Everyday People into Police
by Matthew Cole
The Prevent strategy is entrenching racism and surreptitiously undermining our civil liberties. Comprehensive new measures build on an existing framework that has been targeting minority ethnic communities since 2001.