Examples of using Radicalisation in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Inter-religious dialogue to defeat Radicalisation.
And the result is radicalisation, a desire to change things in any way possible, up to and including violence.
Protecting young people from online criminality and religious radicalisation.
Inciting violence, encouraging radicalisation, and undermining the stability of its neighbours", the statement said.
The suspect said that he played a role in his(Hashim's) radicalisation.'.
The word radicalisation has been hijacked by the war on terror and become interchangeable with extremism.
Such programmes are founded on the idea that radicalisation is a process.
He added:“We know that radicalisation takes place in prison and the very recent attack in Strasbourg, France, is another example.”.
Some believe the four years hewas held at Camp Bucca inflamed his radicalisation.
One alternative wouldbe to take in all kinds of radicalisation- green, to the left and to the right, anarchists and more.
UK-based advocacy group Cage hassuggested that MI5 may have contributed to the radicalisation of Emwazi.
According to the British-based International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, about 2,000 Moroccans are estimated to be fighting with IS in Iraq and Syria.
Others have pointed to the four years hewas held at Camp Bucca as the root of his radicalisation.
But radicalisation is happening in our towns and cities every day as marginalised teenagers and children- left isolated from opportunity- join street gangs.
Moreover, the mainstream Muslim organisations, Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah need to be moreclosely engaged as they are the best bulwark against radicalisation.
Mr Khan, the prime minister of Pakistan,warned there would be"radicalisation and cycles of violence" across the Muslim world if the international community ignored abuses inside Indian-administered Kashmir.
Muthana says her family in Alabama were deeply conservative and placed restrictions on her movements and interactions,factors she claims contributed to her radicalisation.
But it comes at a time when the British governmentis still struggling with definitions of extremism and radicalisation, and how to respond to those who don't break the law.
Muthana told the Guardian that her family in Alabama was deeply conservative and placed restrictions on her movements and interactions,factors she claims contributed to her radicalisation.
The killings have raised serious questions about how policefailed to notice various signs of Harpon's radicalisation in recent years, despite France being on high alert over a wave of deadly extremist attacks.
For years, the common wisdom about conflict in the southern Philippines was that the peace process with the Moro IslamicLiberation Front was the best antidote to radicalisation.
How European Muslims deal with radicalisation and the role that women can play in countering it and promoting de-radicalisation were discussed in a conference held in the European Parliament on Tuesday.
Mr Seidemann fears that, far from enhancing security in Jerusalem, the wall, with its inevitable dislocation of everyday life,will destabilise the city and lead to radicalisation among Palestinian residents.
He is out to drastically alter US and Western policies toward the Islamic world”,and largely succeeded:“US forces and policies are completing the radicalisation of the Islamic world, something Osama bin Laden has been trying to do with substantial but incomplete success since the early 1990s.
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Saturday said the planners and financiers of Islamist attacks were“deeply embedded” within Kenyan communities andurged Muslims to do more to fight radicalisation.
Over the last couple of years, the media has tended to focus on religious orpolitical fundamentalism as the defining criteria of radicalisation, driving the idea that the phenomenon is directly associated with terror.
The team leading its work to counter extremism on its site has grown to 350 people, Facebook added, and includes experts in law enforcement,national security and counterterrorism and academics studying radicalisation.
The brother of Mohammed Merah, who killed seven in south-west France in 2012, remains jailed,although his role in the murders and the radicalisation of the perpetrator is not entirely clear.
Guterres was yesterday expected to launch a new strategy called“Youth2030”, as well as an initiative named“Generation Unlimited”, both designed to help young people secure quality education and decent jobs,and contribute to preventing radicalisation.
The Reign of Terror(5 September 1793- 28 July 1794) or simply The Terror was a period of about ten months during the French Revolution whenstruggles between rival factions led to mutual radicalisation which took on a violent character with mass executions by guillotine.

