Examples of using Violent radicalisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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including the fight against the recruitment of terrorists and all factors favouring violent radicalisation.
Opposing violent radicalisation within our societies and disrupting the conditions facilitating the recruitment of terrorists must be fundamental priorities in a strategy to prevent terrorism.
The violent radicalisation of individuals and groups in recent years has shown up one of the greatest weaknesses in our legal system
Social Committee on the Prevention of terrorism and violent radicalisation.
European Agenda on Security, the European Commission is today presenting further steps to support Member States in preventing and countering violent radicalisation leading to terrorism.
Terrorism, violent radicalisation, ideologically motivated violence,
Education and youth work are key to prevent violent radicalisation by promoting common European values, fostering social integration,
A specific call for proposals(€13 million) was launched for the development of policies and strategies to prevent violent radicalisation and foster the inclusion of disadvantaged learners, including people from migrant backgrounds.
especially those facing problems related to violent radicalisation and where intercultural dialogue is most needed42.
For example, the Commission will develop a toolkit to help those working most closely with young people to detect and tackle violent radicalisation.
a sense of belonging to a community, and to prevent violent radicalisation.
deepens the dialogue between young leaders and civil society representatives and develop counter-narratives to extremism and violent radicalisation.
Discussion of the working document on the Prevention of terrorism and violent radicalisation(exploratory opinion)
a sense of belonging to a community, and to prevent violent radicalisation.
between young leaders and civil society representatives and counter extremism and violent radicalisation.
Implementation of the EU Action Plan on violent Radicalisation(non-legislative measures to prevent the distribution of violent radical content on the Internet; website on violent radicalisation; development of benchmarking tools to measure the effectiveness of counter-radicalisation initiatives).
youth sector in an integrated and cross-sectoral approach to preventing and combating violent radicalisation of young people.
in particular the need to stop violent radicalisation, protect our critical infrastructure, support victims,
methods needed for transferring the common fundamental values of our society particularly to the hard to reach young people and preventing violent radicalisation of young people.
Currently, it is foreseen that themes such as violent radicalisation in prisons and other places of vulnerability