As radicalization and recruitment can be closely connected, the European Union has decided to establish by June 2005 a long term strategy and action plan on both issues.

Recruitment for Guinea is currently ongoing in Monrovia.

Countering Islamic Extremism

The Consequences of Korean Extremism

The warrants include allegations of murder, abduction, sexual enslavement, mutilation, rape and the forced enlistment of children.

Uniting Against Extremism

Learning to Leave Extremism

The Anvil, Extremism to Death

Accordingly, attaining the goals set at the special session on children, which had called for a World Fit for Children , required stepping up international efforts to arrive at just and permanent solutions to the problems aggravating the conditions in which those children lived.

Likewise, there are concerns regarding Guinea, and recruitment there with a view to destabilizing the current regime.

What if that could be a vaccine against religious intolerance?

Innocent civilians, including women and children, are victims of ruthless killings, maiming, torture, forced recruitment and kidnapping.

This would be different from applying sanctions, which would risk triggering a Masada Complex that might push Israel to further extremes.

It can also promote extremism, even terrorism.

As a Korean, I am always puzzled by Korean extremism. Where in the world can you find a more isolated, regimented and militarized dynastic mutation of a communist totalitarian system than in North Korea?

Disseminating a culture of tolerance and dealing with the root causes of extremism

We should do everything in our power to avoid radicalization, to interrupt radicalization processes early, and to guide radicalized individuals back into our society and to acceptance of our values.

Over the course of the conflict, children were kidnapped, forcibly recruited into the fighting forces and or trafficked with frightening regularity.

There is nothing radical in calling for slower population growth.

Jihadi extremism cannot be defeated unless the mainstream wins.

It is the ideology, not just the acts of extremism, that must be confronted.

Until there is a Palestinian state and an Iraq free of US occupation, Islamic extremists will win recruits.

It is now clear that both sacred extremism and desecration are feeding each another.

What will this extremism give birth to in the future? And who, among the world's innocent, will it target?

We know that such empowerment of women helps stave off extremist thought and action.

We must act against those that incite and promote extremism.

(a) The rise of religious extremism affecting religions in all parts of the world

Many young men in Gaza have become increasingly radicalized.

The gospel of Muslim extremism has found a global market through the Internet.

In her view, Tamerlan s radicalization was made in America.

We have to educate our kids, she says, Only by learning, we can fight.

Failure to act quickly would open the door to extremism.

(a) The rise of religious extremism affecting religions in all parts of the world

A stable and thriving Gaza is important in order to bolster the Palestinian Authority's legitimacy and reduce extremism.

Meanwhile, extortion schemes, illegal taxation, forced recruitment and violence attributed to other armed groups still continue in some areas.

Prevention is better than repression. We should do everything in our power to avoid radicalization, to interrupt radicalization processes early, and to guide radicalized individuals back into our society and to acceptance of our values.

In the interim, they need to be sheltered and cared for as well as protected against risks, including trafficking and military recruitment, particularly of the children.

The first issue that we have to confront is violent extremism in all of its forms.

In Arab countries, they only helped to inflame Islamic extremism.

I believe, however, that Korean extremism stems from the country s geography and history.

(a) The rise of religious extremism affecting religions in all parts of the world

When people lose faith in democratic institutions to protect them, they will reach for extremism.

Indeed, certain aspects of the host country environment may contribute to radicalization.

Should this awakening fail, the result will be a radicalization throughout the region.

But we have seen what can happen when democratic aspirations are thwarted out of fear of religious radicalism.