Recognising the signs
Signs of radicalisation can vary, but common indicators include
sudden changes in behaviour or appearance, becoming withdrawn
from family and friends, expressing extreme views or
intolerance, increased secrecy about activities or online
behaviour, and associating with new groups or individuals who
promote extremist ideas.
Other signs may include a fixation on a particular cause, use of hate speech, or justifying violence. It’s important to remember that these signs do not necessarily mean someone is being radicalised, but noticing several of them together may be a reason for concern and further support.
For more information on the signs of radicalisation, Please visit: www.actearly.uk
Other signs may include a fixation on a particular cause, use of hate speech, or justifying violence. It’s important to remember that these signs do not necessarily mean someone is being radicalised, but noticing several of them together may be a reason for concern and further support.
For more information on the signs of radicalisation, Please visit: www.actearly.uk
| If you are worried someone maybe vulnerable to radicalisation | Please seek contact with your local council's Prevent team or the national police Prevent advice line on 0800 011 3764 |
| If there is an emergency and someone to praciting extremist views or targetting people with such actions | Please seek immediate contact with 999 and inform the police as soon as possible |