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Terrorism Acts in 2018 Report

March 19, 2020

Terrorism Acts in 2018 Report

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  • Feuerkrieg Division, a violent extreme white supremacist group, is to be banned (if Parliament agrees this week). Four factors to note.../1, Jul 13
  • Attention given to non-Islamist terrorism can be explained by sheer difficulty in policy response and legal definitions. It’s not just about traditional right-wing terrorism. Consider these statistics.../1, Jul 8
  • The term Extreme Right Wing or XRW is loosely used, as covers pro-state fascists and anti-state conspiracy theorists and does not fit Incels (Professor Hoffman thinks meets definition of terrorism: https://t.co/FTQDEch9mM) or school shooters (NY Times: https://t.co/4RRjo7lgM1) /1, Jul 1
  • Committee on Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill 2020: my evidence, plus evidence of @AndrewPSilke, @NotThatBigIan, Professor Grubin (on polygraphs) and Mark Fairhurst of Prison Officers’ Association among others here https://t.co/As1LtAjoKP /1, Jul 1
  • Ideology. Grateful to @JamesKhalil1 for flagging @holbrook_dd and @Drjohnhorgan article https://t.co/ZZi4gsHNOr. 1/, Jun 26
  • Note 3 on the Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill published: impact in Scotland and Northern Ireland https://t.co/4y2sqLTgNE, Jun 19
  • Am currently working on Note on Scotland and Northern Ireland re CT Sentencing Bill, and will be giving evidence to Public Bill Committee next Thursday., Jun 17
  • Gender: today’s terrorism stats show decline in numbers of males and females arrested, charged and convicted. Greater rate of decline in number of women than of men since y/e March 2019., Jun 11
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