Sentence examples for counteracting extremism from inspiring English sources
By Rozina Ali March 29, 2016 As family members mourn those killed in this week's terrorist attack at a Lahore park, Pakistan faces the difficult task of counteracting extremism without caving to the military or the country's hard-liners.
After she lost her son, a grief-stricken Karolina started Sons and Daughters of the World, an organisation that aims to raise awareness about counteracting extremism, to create a secure forum where families affected by radicalisation can talk without being watched.
After she lost her son, a grief-stricken Karolina started Sons and Daughters of the World, an organization that aims to raise awareness about counteracting extremism, to create a secure forum where families affected by radicalization can talk without being watched.
He smiled tentatively as Qadhi began a quick speech about the need to counteract extremism.
Although, Arabs, Muslim activists as well as intellectuals are using different forms of power, lobbies and rallies to counteract extremism, yet, this is not sufficient, if institutionalized efforts are not adequately enforced.
In its eagerness to counteract Islamic extremism, Uzbekistan has embarked on a Cultural Revolution-style naming and shaming exercise.
Holder said: "We will bring together all of our allies to discuss ways in which we can counteract this violent extremism that exists around the world".
"It's necessary for those voices to be heard to counteract other voices of extremism and fanaticism that endanger the existence of Israel and a Jewish and democratic state," she said.
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Such repression may help radicalize targeted religious communities, whereas enhanced religious freedom may help "moderate, contain, counteract, or prevent the origin or spread" of violent religious extremism.
The report suggests a "key element in preventing violent extremism is the role of community level leadership, which can counteract the emergence of violence by providing a space for interaction between different traditions".
