The UN's special rapporteur has said that "By dividing, stigmatising and alienating segments of the population, Prevent could end up promoting extremism, rather than countering it".
Maina Kiai pointed out in a report on his follow up visit to the UK earlier this year that, "By dividing, stigmatising and alienating segments of the population, Prevent could end up promoting extremism, rather than countering it".
Prevent, the government's anti-extremism programme, has been criticised by a UN special rapporteur for "dividing, stigmatising and alienating segments of the population" in a way that could actually be promoting extremism.
Prevent, the government's anti-extremism program has been criticized by a UN special rapporteur for "dividing, stigmatizing, and alienating segments of the population" in a way that could actually be promoting extremism.
Continuing efforts by California Democrats to reinstitute affirmative action have the potential, therefore, to alienate segments of the very electoral coalition they rely on for success in the state and beyond.
The governor's poll ratings are down, his centrist brand is damaged, and he has alienated the segment of his party where much of the energy, enthusiasm, and policy innovation resides.
And in his first two seasons, he did alienate segments of the audience.
What is needed to regain trust among Asian-Americans are fair, scrupulous and professional investigations; we cannot allow poorly handled cases to alienate a segment of our population.
You don't take any risk in alienating any segment of the public.
In a country that remains heavily segregated, Democrats also risk alienating a segment of moderate white voters who struggle to relate to the experiences of many black Americans with police officers, who have little exposure to problems within the criminal justice system and who may be generally allergic to the suggestion that their skin color has given them any advantage in life.
