DANGER OF RADICALIZATION AT THE PLACES OF DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY: WAYS OF PREVENTION

  • Ye. Barash

    Ph.D in Law, Associate Professor, Head of the Criminal and Penal Service Institute, Kyiv, Ukraine
Keywords: globalization, terrorism, radicalization, pseudo-religious extremism, counter-terrorist strategy

Abstract

At present the international pseudo-extremist terrorist organizations are being actively developed all over the world. It affects not only the security environment, but also poses the direct threat to the national security of any country. The imprisoned persons are especially vulnerable to the impact of extremist religious movements, taking into consideration that radical texts are similar to the criminal ideology. There are a lot of people convicted for crimes in our country. That is why there high risk of terrorism is observed in Ukraine. Terrorists use it as a transit country. And it is necessary to take global measures to prevent the radicalization of persons in places of deprivation of liberty. As a consequence it will decrease the terrorist threat level.

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Ye. Barash

Ph.D in Law, Associate Professor, Head of the Criminal and Penal Service Institute, Kyiv, Ukraine


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Barash, Y. 1. DANGER OF RADICALIZATION AT THE PLACES OF DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY: WAYS OF PREVENTION. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 106, 1 (1), 185-195.
Issue
Vol 106 No 1 (2018)
Section
Combating crimes: theory and practice
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