Islamic extremism, which breeds terror globally, must be fought as an ideology. But Islamic terrorism must be fought and crushed wherever it shows up by whatever means necessary.
Read More »Trouble in Paradise? HSC hosts reception with former Vice-President of Maldives
The HSC hosted its final policy soirée of the year with the former Vice President of the Maldives.
Read More »HSC Press Release in Response to Terror Attacks in Paris
The Human Security Centre (HSC) stands in solidarity with the people of France following the brutal attacks in Paris on Friday.
Read More »Egypt’s Struggle in the wake of Islamist rule: Democracy in the Absence of Liberalism
Islamic democracy is not democracy, and absolute security is not liberty.
Read More »Paris attack highlights struggle with Islamism
February 2, 2015 By Andrias Parmour – Research Assistant From a political perspective, Christmas extended to beyond the New Year for Marine Le Pen and the Front National as the news of the Charlie Hebdo and hostage killings undoubtedly garnered ...
Read More »HSC press release on Paris terror attack: Freedom of expression should never be an act of bravery
Freedom of expression should never be an act of bravery. Whoever threatens it is an enemy of all freedom-loving people.
Read More »HSC Executive Director on LBC: We need long-term commitment in Iraq
On 18th August 2014, the HSC’s Executive Director, Julie Lenarz, was on LBC discussing the threat posed by ISIS and strategy in Iraq.
Read More »Blair’s Blueprint – Islamism and Why the Middle East Matters
On Wednesday, 23 April, 2014, the HIC was invited to attend Tony Blair's keynote speech on the Middle East and North Africa at Bloomberg HQ, London. The central argument Blair made, which underpinned his later analysis, was the assertion that religious extremism - specifically radical Islam - is the single greatest threat to global security today and one which is not abating, but growing in reach, power and willingness to commit acts of incredible violence.
Read More »Not nearly enough of the President’s men: Obama’s Inaction is quietly devastating the Middle East
While the Middle East is going through one of the most turbulent periods in history, America is governed by one of the most, if not the most, risk-averse post-war Presidents. The consequences of this unfortunate match are devastating, far-reaching and long-lasting.
Read More »Syria: No, we are not better off now
When will we learn that, where Islamism is involved, we have to get involved early and not late? We may well look back in years to come and ask ourselves why it was that we managed to lose on two fronts; not only that we let thousands of civilians be massacred, but also created the ideal conditions for a new generation of terrorists to boot.
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