Summary
A comprehensive European strategy to prevent radicalization and terrorist recruitment through a mix of security, education, and social inclusion. 10 25.11.2015
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civil law
education
criminal law
human rights
public safety
social policy
administrative law
public administration
international relations
information technology and data processing
Key points
- The resolution emphasizes that terrorism should not be associated with any specific religion, nationality, or civilization.
- A major focus is placed on preventing radicalization within prisons by improving living conditions and providing specialized staff training.
- The document calls for a coordinated European response to combat online radicalization, including the removal of illegal content and the promotion of counter-narratives.
- Strengthening social inclusion through education, employment, and anti-discrimination measures is identified as a vital long-term preventive strategy.
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