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  • UN Chief Pushes "Violent Extremism" Action Plan at Conference

    April 11, 2016

    At a conference in Geneva, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon emphasized the phenomenon of "violent extremism" conducive to terrorism is not rooted in any specific religion or region, argued that security and military responses are at times "counter-productive," and called for achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals as part of an action plan against terror.

  • UN Conference Pushes Society-wide Approach to "Violent Extremism"

    April 08, 2016

    At a conference in Geneva that will feature a discussion of actions at the national, regional, and global level, UN Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva Michael Møller has offered support for governments and other actors throughout society in implementing the UN Secretary-General's plan to counter what the body refers to as "violent extremism."

  • UN Seeks "Prevention Agenda" for Extremism

    April 07, 2016

    AP reports that a UN conference in Geneva, Switzerland, is focused on developing a "prevention agenda" for what UN bodies call "violent extremism," which UN officials say is the root cause of terrorism, through outreach to "disillusioned, unemployed or disadvantaged youths" who are targets for radicalization by the Islamic State and al-Qaeda.

  • UNESCO: Global Citizenship Education Counters "Violent Extremism"

    April 07, 2016

    At a recent discussion in Ottawa, UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization ("UNESCO") Director-General Irina Bokova has asserted that her agency's programs promoting "global citizenship education" and cultural diversity are the keys to reducing "violent extremism."

  • EU Proposes Tightened External Borders to Counter Terror Threat

    April 06, 2016

    Following reports from law enforcement agency Europol and border agency Frontex indicating an "indirect link" between uncontrolled migration across the EU's external borders and the threat of terrorism in the bloc, the European Commission is proposing improved communication and data-sharing among border forces in order to prevent the entry of radical jihadists into EU countries.

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