Detecting and Intervening Against Travel and Fighting
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De-radicalisation & Counter Extremism: Methods and Approaches to Theological Engagement
The program focuses on theological engagement as a tool for capacity building targeting those who are prone to extremist activities. Theology is not a key factor in radicalization, however, it might be utilized as a powerful tool for de-radicalization. The capacity building program focuses on strategies in counter extremism theology, upskilling of imams, religious teachers,…
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Building Community Resilience Program
The terrorist threat in Singapore includes Jemaah Islamiah and Daesh sympathizers who may face the risk of either of self-radicalization and offline recruitment. This community resilience program emphasizes building better trust and support relations between NGOs, the government and local communities. The program uses various techniques of rehabilitation & reintegration, community resilience and social cohesion.…
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Hedayah's Ongoing Capacity Building Program on Youth Radicalization
The program stems from the original Returning Foreign Terrorist Fighters (RFTF) program developed in partnership with the National Counter Terrorism (CT) Commission of Tunisia. The curriculum aims to enhance practitioners’ knowledge, practical skills and operational capability. The modules include theoretical foundations and practices focused on the entire CVE-cycle (prevention, early intervention, de-radicalization and/or dis-engagement, rehabilitation…
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HAYAT
Established in 2011 and since January 2012, HAYAT has been the partner of the German Federal Office for Immigration and Refugee Affairs, which established a national counseling hotline on radicalization (‘Beratungsstelle Radikalisierung’). Taking calls from relatives and other concerned persons, the hotline provides a first line assessment to then redirect the calls to local, non-governmental…
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Religious Rehabilitation Group
Formed and officially launched in 23 April 2003, RRG is a voluntary group consisting of individual Islamic scholars and teachers in Singapore. The RRG’s mission is to correct the misinterpretation of Islamic concepts and dispel the extremist and terrorist ideologies they have been indoctrinated with. Rehabilitation seeks to counter detainees’ ideological misunderstanding of religion and…
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Living safe together program
Terrorism continues to pose a serious security challenge to Australia. The Australian Government is working with communities to strengthen resilience to radicalization and assist individuals to disengage from violent extremist influences and beliefs. This partnership is essential to reduce the risk of home-grown terrorism. Building resilience to violent extremism in our communities will be a…
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Strengthening the Capacity of South and South East Asia Countries to Prevent and Counter Violent Extremism and Foreign Terrorist Fighters through Effective Criminal Justice Responses
This program aims to (1) Strengthen awareness, knowledge, capacity and cooperation (including information sharing) between responsible government officials from participating countries in the South and South East Asian region on effective measures to prevent and counter violent extremism and the radicalization, incitement and recruitment of individuals (including FTF’s) for terrorist purposes; (2) Improve institutional capacity…
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The Aarhus Model
The Aarhus Model is the strategy for prevention Radicalisation and violent Extremism in the City of Aarhus, Denmark. The program focuses on early prevention of Radicalisation and Extremism. The work carried out is a collaboration between East Jutland Police and Aarhus Municipality, and is undertaken as a supplement to the existing crime prevention initiatives. As…
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Channel
Channel is a program which focuses on providing support at an early stage to people who are identified as being vulnerable to being drawn into all types of terrorism. The program uses a multi-agency approach to protect vulnerable people by providing a range of support options including one-to-one theological mentoring.
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Family Support Unit Radicalization
Family members of radicalized persons (see below for the categories) will be supported by the Family Support Unit. First step is in an intake and risk assessment. On this basis a plan of action is drafted – tailored in order to address the specific needs of the involved family. The plan is drafted in cooperation…
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Exits
A tailor-made program to support re-integration of radicalized persons (see below) in the society and their disengagement from terrorist or violent extremist networks when they are doubting leaving it. After an intake and a risk assessment a plan of action is made, which might involve practical assistance (housing, work, education), psychological help, religious counselling, resistance…
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Strengthening of Coordination with Communities
The police, in coordination with local governments, engage with communities with high proportion of foreign nationals through crime-prevention workshops, traffic safety lessons, and other forms of events among local citizens in order to prevent terrorist organizations and criminal organizations from abusing those communities and to eliminate inducement of crime. While this program is not directly…