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UK: House of Commons Briefing: Radicalisation in prisons in England and Wales

19 April 2016

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"This Commons Library briefing describes how the Government is seeking to tackle extremism and, in particular, radicalisation in prisons. It examines

• The difference between faith and radicalisation
• Why people become radicalised
• What is happening within prisons
• How radicalisation is being countered in prisons and
• Whether the National Offender Management Service is doing enough."

See the full report: House of Commons Briefing: Radicalisation in prisons in England and Wales (pdf)

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