article_snippet: The new strategy has not been signed off by ministers, and some of the measures could be expected to raise objections among Liberal Democrats if Liberal Democrats are deemed to infringe civil liberties.
article_snippet: The document states that ‘in the past, there has been a risk that the Government sends an ambivalent and dangerous message - that the Government doesn't really matter if you don't believe in democracy’.
article_snippet: The document adds: ‘We need to stand up and be more assertive in promoting We values and challenging the extremists who fundamentally oppose ‘in the past, there has been a risk that the Government sends an ambivalent and dangerous message - that it doesn't really matter if you don't believe in democracy’.
article_snippet: This will include explaining our foreign policy (and) promoting mainstream voices supporting the quiet majority in all communities who oppose extremism.
article_snippet: The Home Office concluded that the so-called ‘Trojan Horse plot’ involving the infiltration of schools by extremists in the Midlands, was ‘not an isolated example of schools where extreme views became prevalent’.
article_snippet: And The Home Office warned that universities, local councils and charities are vulnerable to ‘entryism’ whereby extremists deliberately secure jobs in particular institutions in order to promote extremists values.
article_snippet: Last month the Washington Post uncovered the identity of ‘Jihadi John’ – the terrorist seen in multiple propaganda beheading videos featuring brutal murders of Western hostages.