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The Prevent Strategy: A Guide for Local Partners in England Stopping people becoming or supporting terrorists and violent extremists

United Kingdom Government, January 2008

Summary

This guide is aimed at local partners in England. However, much of the cross-cutting information it contains will help local authorities, the police, Community Safety Partnerships and other partners and partnerships in the devolved administrations to develop and implement effective actions that will make their communities safer.

Keywords

Violent Extremism Strategic Communication

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Metadata

Theme
Gender
Type
Book
Format
Adobe PDF
Published
1 January 2008
Author
United Kingdom Government
Access
Open access

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