The UK and European contemporary record for counter-extremism policy has travelled a bumpy road so far. Having reached a crossroads at which several organisations, including the UN (United Nations 2017), have spoken out over human rights concerns within UK policy; events have now reached critical mass.
It’s at this vital turning point that the International Observatory of Human Rights (IOHR) will release a series of policy papers aimed at driving serious and measurable change to UK counter-extremism policies.
To be published in three parts, IOHR’s papers will put forward innovative and concrete recommendations for policy change, taking into account the rapid evolution of the diversifying threat of extremism.