Young men caught up in extremism ‘in search for belonging’, says UK youth violence campaigner

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The issue of young men being drawn into extremism has been a concern in the UK, with various factors contributing to their vulnerability, including social isolation and a lack of community support. Campaigners like Jacob Dunne have been working to address the root causes of youth violence and extremism, highlighting the need for a more nuanced understanding of the complex issues involved. The recent debate sparked by Nigel Farage's comments has brought renewed attention to the topic, with many arguing that a more thoughtful approach is needed to tackle the underlying causes of volatile behaviour.

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Young men caught up in extremism ‘in search for belonging’, says UK youth violence campaigner

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