Fighting Against Inmates Radicalisation

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Objectives FAIR aims to prevent violent radicalization of detainees, promote their disengagement and facilitate reintegration into society. It attempts to create an alert system in prisons to detect early radicalisation signs and to design a model of alternative detention for radicalised detainees Activities >project management >dissemination >mapping of prison operators’ needs concerning knowledge of radicalisation, relation with detainees and attitude of prison system >analysis of best practices to prevent & fight radicalisation >design/test of rehabilitation programme for detainees >design/test of training programme for prison operators for identification & treatment of vulnerable inmates >feasibility study of alternative detention centre for radicalised detainees and set up of agreements with institutions for its future implementation Target beneficiaries >min170 prison operators (penitentiary police, social&healthcare operators) >min45 detainees >min162 stakeholders (local/national/law enforcement authorities, judicial staff) in round-tables (WS3) and meetings for setting up MoUs (WS4) >10.000 citizens, 110 prison operators, 20 stakeholders reached by dissemination Expected results >greater prevention of radicalisation in prisons in PP countries >improved tools & competences for prison staff to detect radicalisation and to implement tailored rehabilitation >increased information & tools for prison system about characteristics, prevention & fight of violent radicalisation (especially Islamic extremism) >increased reintegration opportunities for detainees >better cooperation prison administrations-judiciary concerning alternatives to detention (where feasible) Type and number of outputs >1 collection of best practices >1 report on risk indicators on radicalisation in prison >1 mapping & report of prison operators’ needs >1 disengagement programme for detainees >1 training programme for prison operators >1 feasibility study >14 MoUs with judiciary system