The programme, particularly its duty on schools to spot and report signs of radicalisation in pupils, has become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims, encouraging "mistrust to spread and to fester", said David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism laws.
"The policing that's going on now encourages mistrust or distrust within the Muslim community.
In February, the government's independent reviewer of counter-terrorism legislation, David Anderson QC, argued in written evidence to a parliamentary select committee that the policy had become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims and that it encouraged "mistrust to spread and to fester" among the communities it was meant to help.
Concerns about privacy could encourage consumer mistrust of IoT devices, the FTC has warned, having a knock-on impact on consumer adoption.
Alienating black voters there was a small price to pay for Hillary, considering the pay-off at the polls for encouraging the mistrust of Obama's crazy, unpatriotic black preacher.
Politics can be a dirty business, the truth isn't always honored, polarization is encouraged, and mistrust is rampant.
He wanted to "remove any apprehension or mistrust," and encourage an investment environment that was "easy, friendly and mutually beneficial".
Manipulation, fraud, and repeated scandals encourage the public to mistrust all financial transactions and lead to increased, and increasingly complex, regulation.
The lack of transparency in the operation of Prevent encourages rumour and mistrust to spread and to fester".
Such legal framework on benefit sharing will encourage research collaboration with local communities; and dispel mistrust between research sponsors and host communities.
