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The government's initiative to tackle violent extremism is welcome but its timing is certain to raise a few eyebrows.

Last year, he delivered an electrifying talk on the need to tackle violent extremism and the "monsters" of Islamic State.

Democracy is holding up, but polls show people to be deeply dissatisfied with its failure to bring jobs, improve living standards or tackle violent crime.

If effective, the task force could serve as a model as he seeks to fulfill his promises to tackle violent crime.

Cameron has said he intends to "sort out' the dispute between Michael Gove and Theresa May over how to tackle violent extremism.

It said: "The government should not be resorting to civil orders to tackle violent behaviour when we have existing criminal law for this purpose.

The numbers raised questions about the country's ability to tackle violent crime before welcomes hundreds of thousands of tourists for the 2010 World Cup.

At the rally here, hundreds turned out to shake their fists in support of the Democratic Alliance politicians, who promised to tackle violent crime and the AIDS epidemic.

The report, by Human Rights Watch, focuses on the activities of an agency known as the Rapid Response Unit, a branch of the Uganda police service created to tackle violent crime.

Some police working in the national programme to tackle violent extremism, Prevent, have been trained to identify mental health problems in people who they fear are at risk of being drawn into becoming terrorists.

"But no one should take from this any lessening of the council's commitment to working with everyone in our community and across government to tackle violent extremism … We are confident that residents from all backgrounds and faiths support us in this work".