CLEAN : Britain proposes anti extremism curbs on civil liberties

The video addresses the threat posed by terrorists who falsely claim to represent Islam. It clarifies that Islam is a religion of peace and not associated with the ideology of these enemies. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and acting against these threats, proposing new policies to combat extremism, including banning orders and civil powers to target those spreading hatred.

What is the main argument against the terrorists' self-identification as the Islamic State?

• They are not located in the Middle East.

• They do not follow the principles of Islam.

• They are not recognized by the United Nations.

• They have not established a formal government.

What lesson does history teach us about enemies who declare their intent to attack?

• They seek diplomatic solutions.

• They are serious about their intentions.

• They are usually bluffing.

• They often change their minds.

What statutory duty is proposed for all public sector organizations?

• To report all suspicious activities.

• To provide funding for counter-terrorism.

• To collaborate with international agencies.

• To make prevention a statutory duty.

What new measure is suggested for extremist groups that do not fall under existing terrorism laws?

• Public shaming.

• Financial sanctions.

• Banning orders.

• Increased surveillance.

What is the purpose of the proposed civil powers against extremists?

• To imprison them without trial.

• To target those spreading hatred within the law.

• To deport them to their home countries.

• To monitor their online activities.