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Considering knowledge gained from unit 3 online safety – ensure you are sourcing the most up-to-date information.

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Research the BFVs and think about how this relates to the society we live in.

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Consider: What is the Prevent Duty? | What do authorities need to do in relation to prevent? | What is Contest and what are the 4 Ps of Contest? What are the local priorities relating to Prevent?

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Places a duty on specified authorities (such as education, health, local authorities, police, and criminal justice agencies) to prevent people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.

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democracy,

the rule of law,

individual liberty,

mutual respect

tolerance for those of different faiths and beliefs.

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Prevent duty guidance: England and Wales (2023)

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Prevent duty guidance for specified authorities in England and Wales.

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Teachers and childcare providers must assess the risk of children being drawn into terrorism and have robust safeguarding policies.

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The 4 Ps

Prevent - Stop people being drawn into terrorism

Pursue - Stop terror attcks from happening by detection, procecution and otherwise distrupting terror plans

Protect - Border protection to pervent attacks from abroad

Prepare - Minimise the imapct of a terror attack when it cannot be stopped

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Sir David Bruce Omand GCB is a British Former Senior Civil Servant who served as the Director of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) from 1996 to 1997. - Developer of the counter terrorism strategy.

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reducing risk of radicalisation

keeping people safe in society

To help young people understand and recognise diversity

To stop people supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists

Safeguarding from extreme ideologies and radicalisation

To rehabilitate those previously involved with terroriism

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Prevent is one of the four elements of CONTEST, the Government’s counter-terrorism strategy. It aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.

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Prevent aims to help people who have already engaged in terrorism, it helps people to disengage and be rehabilitated.

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CONTEST- Counter terrorism strategy first developed in 2003 by the home office and David Omand as an immediate response to 9/11.

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To safeguard vulnerable individual's from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism

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Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

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Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

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Identify those who are vulnerable

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The CONTEST strategy has specific strategic objectives: • Tackle the causes of radicalisation and respond to the ideological challenge of terrorism • Safeguard and support those most at risk of radicalisation through early intervention, identifying them and offering support • Enable those who have already engaged in terrorism to disengage and rehabilitate

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Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

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Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

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Police do a Prevent referral

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Objectives of prevent are

Tackle ideological causes of terorism

intervene early to support people who could be in danger of radicalisation

Enable people who have been involved in terriorism

To rehabilitate

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Figure from - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5b23df8f40f0b634d557b020/140618_CCS207_CCS0218929798-1_CONTEST_3.0_WEB.pdf

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The aim of prevent duty is to reduce any form of terorism or terror related activities

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Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

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Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

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People must give consent before receiving support if over the age of 18

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Some actions used in prevent

Removing terrorist material from the internet

Children safeguarded from being taken to conflict zones such as Iraq and Syria (from an article in 2016)

Support Civil scoiety organisations to help reduce vulnerability to radicalisation

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terrorist ideologies tend to provide a set of beliefs that justify and mandate certain behaviours

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The Prevent Duty requires all education providers ‘to help prevent the risk of people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism’. This includes safeguarding learners from extremist ideologies and radicalisation.

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Each local priorities have legal duty in their area to deliver prevent duty. effective local authorities work with local partners to safeguard public and prevent crime.

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Each local priorities have legal duty in their area to deliver prevent duty. effective local authorities work with local partners to safeguard public and prevent crime.

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how does the prevent strategy adress the ideological

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how does the prevent strategy adress the ideological

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the program works by providing tailord interventions which support individals to stop participating in terrorism- realted activity

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The prevent duty, as outlined in the counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015, requires "specified authorities" (like local authorities, schools, and healthcare providers) to have "due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism"

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Prevent is a way to safeguard those that are at risk of radicalisation or terror related activities whether join a group or on your own it is to stop you from being exploited. So in the local area is about building local resilience in the local community through projects and the society showing you care