On September 1, the new Failure to Prevent Fraud offense will come into force, which has extraterritorial effect and ...

The 'Prevent' programme was introduced in the UK in 2015 [Reuters] In 2015, a new statutory duty was placed upon universities across the UK: to remain vigilant to signs of extremism. A set of ...

In 2015, the government introduced the Prevent Duty which requires public sector workers including doctors, teachers and even nursery staff to have “due regard to the need to prevent people ...

In 2015, the government introduced the Prevent Duty, which requires workers in schools, hospitals, and other public sector settings, including doctors, teachers and nursery staff, to have “due ...

Amnesty International strongly criticises the review of the UK’s counter-terrorism Prevent duty published today (8 February). Ilyas Nagdee, Amnesty International UK’s Racial Justice Director, said: ...

Inside Prevent, the UK’s controversial anti-terrorism ... Making sure the right people get on to Channel and stay on it is the most important call that Prevent staff make. Ahmed Hassan, ...

Prevent is a UK government scheme that uses early intervention to try to stop people from becoming radicalised. The report said the policy was "inconsistent with the principle of the rule of law".

Prevent is a voluntary scheme intended to deradicalise those identified by police, teachers, health staff, social workers and others as being at risk of extremism.

The UK's failure to prevent fraud (FTPF) offense holds companies liable for frauds committed by their employees, agents, and other individuals who provide services on their behalf. Companies do ...