The RASMUS Network against racism and xenophobia is a not-for-profit organisation that opposes racism and xenophobia in Finland. In practice, the network accomplishes this goal by bringing together actors from Finland that share the same ideals, and facilitating an exchange of ideas, theories, practices and approaches between them.
Rewind UK opposes racism by debunking the myths, lies and stereotypes that fuel racist ideologies, behaviours and attitudes. They have initiated and participated in a variety of projects, from preventative work in schools with vulnerable youths to interventions with both school pupils and older, more experienced far-right ideologues.
The ‘Stop Hate Crimes’ campaign sought to reduce incidents of hate crime committed in Denmark by improving public awareness, understanding and reporting of the issue, employed a variety of methods to convey the campaign message and publicise the issue.
The GODIAC Project (Good Practice for Dialogue and Communication as Strategic Principles for Policing Political Manifestations in Europe), is a pan-European research project that contributes to a comprehensive and collective European approach on police methods to establish dialogue with demonstrators, with an emphasis on openness and respect for the right…
The purpose of the Good Relations Project is to oppose various forms of intolerance by encouraging ‘good relations’ between people of different backgrounds and cultures. This is achieved by collecting information on existing approaches to promote good relations and in turn seeking to establish a series of indicators for the…
This article examines the phenomenon of “ecoterrorism” from a conceptual and empirical perspective. We explore the political and academic debates over the meaning and use of the term ecoterrorism, and assess the validity of the concept of “ecoterrorism” and of the alleged threat of the Radical Environmentalist and Animal Rights…
The Dialogue Police is a special crowd-management unit that encourages dialogue with extremist movements before, during and after public demonstrations with the intention of promoting diplomatic, restrained and non-confrontational protests.
Anne Frank House is an organisation that develops educational programmes that explore the life story of Anne Frank in the context of the Second World War and the persecution of Jews. The aim of their educational projects is to prevent discrimination, prejudice, exclusion, racism and anti-Semitism, using the Holocaust to…
In a speech to the US House of Representatives, Douglas Farah of the International Assessment and Strategy Center (IASC) discusses the FARC’s alliances with foreign terrorist groups, the facilitation of the group’s activities by government heads in countries including Venezuela, Ecuador and Nicaragua, and explains why the group remains a…
Country Reports on Terrorism 2013 is submitted in compliance with Title 22 of the United States Code, Section 2656f (the “Act”), which requires the Department of State to provide to Congress a full and complete annual report on terrorism for those countries and groups meeting the criteria of the Act….
Upon request by the LIBE Committee, this study focuses on the question of how to best prevent youth radicalisation in the EU. It evaluates counter-radicalisation policies, both in terms of their efficiency and their broader social and political impact. Building on a conception of radicalisation as a process of escalation,…
This guidebook provides guidance on the central issues that can have an impact on the success or failure of police efforts to harness a community-policing approach to preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism and radicalization that lead to terrorism. It is primarily intended for policymakers and senior police professionals, but…
