Cooper pledges to include misogyny in crackdown on 'pushing hateful beliefs'
The Guardian|August 19, 2024
The home secretary, Yvette Cooper, vowed yesterday to crack down on people "pushing harmful and hateful beliefs", including extreme misogyny, as she announced a new approach to fighting extremism.
Aletha Adu , Nadeem Badshah
Cooper pledges to include misogyny in crackdown on 'pushing hateful beliefs'

The Home Office has commissioned a rapid review to inform a new government counter-extremism strategy on how best to tackle the threat posed by extremist ideologies online and offline.

The review will assess the ideological spectrum and is intended to address "gaps in the current system" that leave the country exposed to hateful or harmful activity that promotes violence or undermines democracy.

Officials will assess "the rise of Islamist and far-right extremism" alongside "ideological trends" that have gained traction including extreme misogyny. The scheme also aims to assess the causes and conduct of radicalisation of young people online and offline.

Cooper has previously said the last government's counter-extremism strategy was nine years out of date.

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