Examples of using To radicalisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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It may also lead to radicalisation and violence.
In the worst case, religiousness that has been driven underground gives rise to radicalisation.
It can contribute to radicalisation, humiliate IS's enemies
The report rightly states that we need to examine the factors contributing to radicalisation.
processes leading to radicalisation and terrorism, particularly among young people living in our Member States.
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Kosovo has stepped up its efforts to fight terrorism, but continues to face challenges related to radicalisation.
tackle the factors which contribute to radicalisation and the processes by which individuals are recruited to commit acts of terror.
The EU is offering a more positive narrative through targeted communication to young audiences that may be more vulnerable to radicalisation.
Often set on the path to radicalisation in Europe by extremist propaganda or by recruiters,
This would reduce the likelihood that individuals would be vulnerable to radicalisation to begin with.
root causes which can lead to radicalisation and recruitment, in Europe
On 19 October, the European Commission hosts with the Luxemburgish Presidency, the first high-level conference on the criminal justice response to radicalisation.
the Union's response to radicalisation and recruitment focuses on the terrorism perpetrated by Al-Qa'ida
probably contributes to factors that make people vulnerable to radicalisation.
opening the way to radicalisation, trafficking and other forms of exploitation; Return.
lack of opportunities, which can increase vulnerability to radicalisation.
root causes which can lead to radicalisation and recruitment, in Europe and internationally;
increasing vulnerability to radicalisation.
The main contributing factors to radicalisation are radical content on social media,
We will work hard to address the root causes of poverty which often lead to radicalisation and desperation of people.
identify areas where women's organisations could contribute to building greater resilience to radicalisation;
Finally, on 19 October 2015 the Commission hosted the High-level Ministerial Conference"Criminal justice response to radicalisation", to exchange experiences on preventing radicalisation in prisons
The first objective of the EU Counter-Terrorism Strategy is to prevent people from turning to terrorism by fighting the factors that contribute to radicalisation and recruitment.
The Commission organised a High-Level meeting including Justice Ministers in October 2015 to discuss the criminal justice response to radicalisation, which resulted in calling for the exchange of best practices on de-radicalisation in prisons and rehabilitation programmes, training and funding.
young people are not so readily susceptible to incitement to radicalisation and violence.
develop a long-term strategy to address the factors which contribute to radicalisation and recruitment for terrorist activities.
political development of society as a counterforce to radicalisation.
In conclusion, in order to tackle the terrorist threat at European level, it is absolutely necessary to implement a global prevention policy on the factors leading to radicalisation and recruitment, in order to explore its deep roots,
mistrust- factors that actually contribute towards creating an environment conducive to radicalisation.
Underlines the importance of preventing people turning to terrorism by addressing the factors that contribute to radicalisation and recruitment to terrorist groups.