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A demonstration after the Charlie Hebdo killings in January in Paris (Photo: Ben Ledbetter)

Security agenda must be backed by inclusion measures

Following the Paris terror attacks in January, EU and national decision-makers have rushed to propose a number of measures to improve counter-terrorism in Europe.

EU leaders are meeting this Thursday (12 February) for a special ‘counter-terrorism’ summit. It is important, though, that European leaders refrain from adopting hasty and intrusive policies which could have a discriminatory impact and potentially counter-productive results, in particular further alienating young people who b...

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A demonstration after the Charlie Hebdo killings in January in Paris (Photo: Ben Ledbetter)

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