In BriefA Senate committee is holding an inquiry into the nature and drivers of radicalisation.The committee has heard that online misogyny is acting as a gateway to "more extreme views".Radicalisation is happening faster, at a younger age, and is less ideologically coherent, experts told a Senate committee this week.The committee also heard misogyny is one of the strongest factors determining extremism, as are feelings of anger.Treating children who are on the path to radicalisation as victims of grooming instead of would-be terrorists is one of the suggestions made by associate professor Josh Roose, research and policy director at the Dor...
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