10-year-old Muslim boy trouble in the UK
Wed 20 Jan 2016, 23:54:04
D uring an English lesson in school. Mistekenly written
errorist house instead of “terraced house This was reported to the police but was dealt
with by a joint visit by a PC from the division and social services, not by
anyone from Prevent. There were not thought to be any areas for concern and no
further action was required by any agency,” a Lancashire Police statement said.
The UK government’s anti-radicalisation Prevent strategy and the 2015 Counter
Terrorism and Security Act places a statutory duty on schools and colleges to
prevent people from being drawn into terrorism. Teachers have been legally
obliged to report any suspected extremist behaviour to police since July Miqdaad
Versi, assistant secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain, the UK’s
largest umbrella group for Islamic associations, said he was aware of dozens of
similar cases taking place in schools around the country. “There are huge
concerns that individuals going about their daily life are being seen
through the lens of security and are being seen as potential terrorists rather
than students,” he said. A spelling mistake has
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