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Five Eyes Alliance Warns of Rising Youth Radicalisation Online

Research by the 'Five Eyes' intelligence partners shows rising radicalisation of young "digital natives" online.
One in five counter-terrorism cases in Australia involves youth, according to ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess.
In the UK, 3,026 children under 15 were referred to the Prevent programme last year to prevent terrorism.

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Digi 24

Young people are radicalizing online starting at the age of 12. Report of the secret services of the alliance “Five Eyes”

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance, which brings together security agencies from the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, on Friday released its first joint analysis on youth radicalisation, which found that children as young as 12 are being radicalised online.

3 months ago·Romania

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SBS News

Five Eyes alliance sets its sights on youth radicalisation

Concerns over the increased number of teenagers falling prey to radical ideologies has prompted an unprecedented plea from security agencies for collective action to prevent terrorism amongst young people.

3 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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The Conversation

Rates of youth radicalisation are climbing in Australia and abroad. Here’s what to look out for

ShutterstockWhen the police and intelligence agencies of the five nations of the Five Eyes intelligence community come together and release a report, it’s a significant event. The report, released on December 6, is the first of its kind. It’s remarkable that it focuses on youth radicalisation, giving case studies of young teenagers being radicalised through involvement in online platforms. As the Australian Federal Police (AFP) point out, ever…

3 months ago

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The Epoch Times

Australian Children as Young as 12 Caught up in Online Terror Radicalisation

Socially isolated young Australians are falling prey to online radicalisation, research from a multi-national intelligence agency has revealed. Two concerning Australian case studies were included in a recent report (pdf) from Five Eyes nations—a multinational intelligence agency that includes Australia, the UK, the US, Canada, and New Zealand. It is the first time the Five Eyes has authored a joint analysis of youth radicalisation alongside law…

3 months ago·New York, United States

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