'Extreme misogyny' to be treated as extremism by UK government
- UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has initiated a review of counterterrorism strategies to address threats from extremist ideologies, including extreme misogyny.
- The new counter-extremism strategy will respond to changes in extremism patterns in the UK, focusing on Islamist, far-right, and misogynistic beliefs.
- Cooper stated that action against extremism has weakened recently and emphasized the need to understand effective ways to disrupt extremist views and fill policy gaps.
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UK looks to treat misogyny as extremist violence, raising free speech crackdown concerns
The United Kingdom is looking to treat some forms of misogyny as a form of extremism under the new government’s Home Office, according to reports. "Hateful incitement of all kinds fractures and frays the very fabric of our communities and our democracy," British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said during an interview with LBC. "Action against extremism has been badly hollowed out in recent years, just when it should have been needed most."Cooper r…
Dystopia Across the Sea: “Extreme Misogyny” to be Called “Terrorism”
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Government Considers Including ‘Extreme Misogyny’ as a Form of Terrorism
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips has said that misogyny will be treated as “any other extreme ideology,” as the government pledges to crack down on those “pushing harmful beliefs.” On concerns that treating misogyny as extremism could criminalise free speech, Phillips told LBC on Sunday, the government would use “the exact same test you would with far-right extremism and Islamism.” Phillips, the secretary of state for safeguarding and violence…
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