Extremism in England and Wales: call for evidence
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Original call for evidence
Call for evidence description
The independent Commission for Countering Extremism is carrying out a first-of-its-kind study into extremism, to be published in spring 2019, that aims to improve understanding of extremism and its impact on individuals, communities and wider society.
This call for evidence asks for information on 5 themes:
- public understanding of extremism
- the scale of extremism
- extremists’ objectives and tactics
- harms caused by extremism
- the current response to extremism
We are also interested in two cross cutting issues, the interaction between online and offline spaces, and the drivers of extremism.
We are keen to hear from people with a wide range of views and insights including people with personal experience of extremism, academics, civil society, faith and community groups, counter extremism activists and practitioners.
Enquiries (including requests to submit a response through another route or receive the response form in an alternative format) to: [email protected]
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Experiences of extremism
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Published 22 November 2018Last updated 19 July 2019 + show all updates
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Summary of responses published.
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Welsh translation of consultation response form published.
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First published.