Lack of information on Prevent fuelling Muslim fears

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Lack of information on Prevent 'fuelling Muslim fears'

Loss of neighbourhood policing also an issue.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, pictured in 2016, commissioned the report

Date - 1st August 2018
By - Press Association and Ian Weinfass

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A "perpetuating cycle of lack of information" about the Prevent counter-terrorism strategy has led to "genuine fears" of persecution among Greater Manchester Muslims, a report found. Although the concept is "working...

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