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Preventing Radicalisation. Signs and tattoos
This rerource isdesigned to assist decision making if there is a concern regarding radicalisation . This list is not an exhaustive one but provides just some examples of symbols, and tattoos which may be used to promote the ideology of extremist groups in the UK
- Some symbols represent illegal organisations for which possession/support of either in person or in online space may represent a criminal offence punishable by imprisonment
- Others may have contain which has been appropriated by extremist organisations e.g Nordic/Pafgn iconography
- Please note: care needs to be taken to ensure that identification of these symbols is always taken in context and with other concerning actions or behaviours.
- It is a good idea to discuss for practitioners to discuss any concerns with their line manager or organisational safeguarding lead who can offer advice and guidance.
Please also note – note- these materials protectively marked at OFFICIAL and are for personal reference only and are not for publication on public facing websites.
Additional information
I have also created some information on extremist signs symbols, and tattoos which are designed to assist decision making if there is a concern regarding radicalisation- to complement the elfh Radicalisation Awareness eLearning resources
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| Contributed by: | Paul McCann |
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| Authored on: | 15 November 2021 |
| Licence: | Creative commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International More information on licences |
| First contributed: | 31 January 2022 |
| Audience access level: | Full user |
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