Sentence examples for men being radicalised from inspiring English sources

We must stop white young men being radicalised.

Senior officers are said to be concerned that the current anti-terrorist advertising campaigns focus too strongly on 'IRA-style' threats and the notion of young Muslim men being radicalised in mosques and extremist bookshops.

The problem has renewed questions on how the government is trying to prevent young Muslim men being radicalised.

But the threat posed by young Kenyan men being radicalised by al-Shabab, fighting in Somalia and then returning home to carry out attacks, is real.

The father of the Muthana brothers, Ahmed Muthana, suggested on Monday that young Muslim men were being radicalised at "pop-up" meetings in Cardiff rather than at any mosque or via internet videos.

Fiyaz Mughal, the founder and director of Tell Mama, said vulnerable young men were being radicalised online and "absolutely destroying and cannibalising" spiritual elements of Islam, such as taweez and sufism.

They allege that young and vulnerable men are being radicalised by a group of hardline Muslims at a mosque in the Totteridge area run by the Wycombe Islamic Society (WISE).

"The young men who are being radicalised are being influenced by the 'big people', from the outside, who are training them, getting the funding.

In her new film, Britain's Riz Ahmed plays a young Pakistani man who becomes a high flier on Wall Street before being radicalised in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

It sounds as if Shaul is talking about being radicalised.

So we're seeing people being radicalised online.