Every year on February 12th, the world observes the International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism (PVE Day). This crucial day serves as a platform to raise awareness about the dangers of violent extremism and promote international cooperation in tackling this complex issue.
Violent extremism manifests in various forms, often fueled by ideological, political, or religious radicalization. It thrives on marginalization, social grievances, and a lack of opportunities, leading individuals to adopt violent means to achieve their goals. This phenomenon creates widespread fear, disrupts lives, and destabilizes communities across the globe.
PVE Day highlights the urgency of addressing the root causes of violent extremism. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive strategies that go beyond security measures and focus on:
This year’s theme: “Living Together: Fostering Community Resilience to Prevent Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism” underscores the collective responsibility to build inclusive and resilient societies where violent extremism finds no ground.
PVE Day is not just for governments and organizations; everyone can play a role in preventing violent extremism:
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