Sentence examples for encouraging radicalisation from inspiring English sources

They are encouraging radicalisation.

Haras Rafiq, of the Quilliam Foundation, said such inertia had encouraged radicalisation by allowing extremist ideology to be disseminated widely on social media.

"The cost is collateral damage and has the effect of encouraging violent radicalisation in Pakistan".

Extra legal powers may be needed to prosecute hate preachers who encourage violent radicalisation in private conversations, according to the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation.

Mohammed Shoaib and Akhtar Iqbal, whose wives both left their homes in Bradford to travel to Syria, suggested that police encouraged their radicalisation by urging the women to contact their brother who had already left for Syria.

Indeed his criticisms have felt only more appropriate with the passage of time as the perception grows that a war intended to make us safe from terrorism has encouraged homegrown radicalisation while the man seen as culpable spends more time making money than making peace.

All this has only led to their further radicalisation.

Commenting on the issue, Shannon Wells, a second-year English and American literature student at UEA told the Independent: "Prevent perpetuates the idea all Muslims are vulnerable to radicalisation and, therefore, it risks encouraging Islamophobia.

He wants to see children encouraged to discuss religious radicalisation and to "promote global citizenship explicitly".

Last month police raided a mosque accused of encouraging extremism in Mombasa, detaining scores of suspects whom they accused of attending a radicalisation meeting.

While Mr Akunjee has been branded an extremist by some sections of the right-wing press, he is not the only British lawyer encouraging the UK government to examine its role in creating a climate ripe for radicalisation.