17 Jan

Conference Agenda. Download ↓

17 Jan

The Times of India: Britain finally drops "war on terror". Download ↓

17 Jan

The First Post: Government opens new front on terror. Download ↓

17 Jan

TODAY (Singapore): They are criminals, say UK ministers. Download ↓

17 Jan

Birmingham Post: Crackdown on websites promoting extremism. Download ↓

17 Jan

The Daily Telegraph: Smith seeking to ban websites that promote jihad. Download ↓

17 Jan

Guardian: Government targets extremist websites. Download ↓

17 Jan

Financial Times: Smith vows to supress terrorist websites. Download ↓

17 Jan

Open Democracy: UK internet crackdown. Download ↓

17 Jan

Press Association: UK bid to shut extremist websites. Download ↓

17 Jan

Associated Press of Pakistan: UK plans to tackle radicalisation and terrorism. Download ↓

17 Jan

The Jerusalem Post: 'Consider public security when freeing hostages'. Download ↓

Keynote address by Jacqui Smith Download, UK Home Secretary. Download ↓

Keynote address by Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland. Download ↓

Keynote address by Francisco Santos Calderon, Vice President of Colombia. Download ↓

Keynote address by Terry Davis, Secretary General of the Council of Europe. Download ↓

Keynote address by Jacqui Smith, UK Home Secretary. Download ↓

Panel - Responding to Political Violence: How Should States Counter to Terrorism?. Download ↓

Keynote addresses by Terry Davis and Mary Robinson, Secretary General of the Council of Europe and Former President of Ireland. Download ↓

Keynote address by Francisco Santos Calderon, Vice President of Colombia. Download ↓

Working Group Conclusions - Addressing Radicalisation and Political Violence. Download ↓

Keynote address by Chuck Hagel, United States Senator . Download ↓

Panel - Pathways into Radicalisation: Why do People Become Radicals?. Download ↓

Panel - Engaging with Radicals: Do Negotiations Work?. Download ↓