Detecting and Intervening Upon Return
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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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Countering Extremism
Broadcasting messages, reportages and reports related to an ongoing media campaign to combat terrorism.
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Strengthening Counter-Terrorism Measures
In February 2015, the Government of Japan decided to contribute about 15.5 million USD for CT capacity-building in the Middle East and Africa region through the UNODC and other international organizations. In addition, Japan has been conducting 7 projects for CVE by utilizing Japan-ASEAN Integration Fund (JAIF) since 2011.
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Foreign Terrorist Fighters & Returnees – Technical Table of the Counter-Terrorism Strategic Analysis Committee
The C.A.S.A. Technical Table convene meetings periodically in order to: Draw up the “consolidated list of FTF” linked to Italy and classified by categories, which is periodically updated and enhanced by the information provided by each administration; Establish the preventative and/or judicial initiatives to be undertaken based on dangerousness level; Preventative/judicial interceptions; Administrative measures (withdrawal…
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Prevention Network Religiously Motivated Extremism
By launching this program at federal state level, Hesse closed a gap in the fight against radical tendencies, mainly among young Muslims. The development of the program was based on the insight that the growing problem posed by the religiously motivated extremism cannot be countered with the methods and means available to the security authorities…
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Advice Centre on Radicalisation
The counseling service at the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees is meant as a first contact point for relatives and friends of young people who already are or are becoming radicalized. It provides advice on issues related to religiously motivated extremism and radicalization. If necessary, individual personal support by civil-society experts can be offered.
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Creation of Local Administrative Structures in Charge of Radicalization
Each French district has set up an inter-agency structure monitoring radicalized persons and supporting their families. Several projects are developed in each district to provide psychological support to radicalized persons and help their social or professional reinsertion. Parents are offered personal support in dealing with radicalized children. The programs are state-sponsored, especially using the inter-ministerial…
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Action Plan Radicalism
The action plan consists in the installation of a national task force (NTF) and different local task forces. These task forces are the information exchange platforms between the different services (security, intelligence and prevention services). Even judicial services are present. Thanks to the information exchange all kinds of measures can be proposed to the federal…
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Referral and Support Program for Australians Exposed to Overseas Conflicts
The program will provide a holistic service for individuals exposed to or affected by current overseas conflicts who may present a range of psycho-social and health issues including, but not limited to, the risk of radicalization. The program will assist individuals and families of individuals who have been directly exposed to or affected by overseas…
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Countering Violent Extremism Intervention Programs
The Australian Government is working with relevant state and territory government agencies to develop and implement intervention programs to identify radicalized and at-risk individuals, and provide effective diversion, referral and support programs. The intervention programs involve developing individually-tailored case management plans to connect individuals with services such as mentoring and coaching, counselling, education and employment…