UK_ Parents must be responsible for stopping children going to Syria not police, say senior officer

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Parents must be responsible for stopping children going to Syria not police, say senior officer

Sir Peter Fahy, chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, says families and carers are best placed to spot the early signs of radicalisation



Parents are best placed to stop Syria travellers, says Sir Peter Fahy Photo: PA

By Tom Whitehead, Security Editor
5:58PM GMT 09 Mar 2015

Parents need to take responsibility in stopping their children heading to Syria for jihad instead of relying on the police, one of the country’s most senior officers has said.

Sir Peter Fahy, chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, said families and carers were the best placed to spot the early signs of radicalisation.

His comments came as police have faced criticism over the case of three teenage Muslim girls who left London to travel to Syria.

The families of Shamima Begum and Amira Abase, both 15, and Kadiza Sultana, 16, have said police should have done more to alert them to the possibility of what their children may have been planning.

But Sir Peter, who is the national lead for the counter radicalisation programme, Prevent, said: “The prime responsibility for stopping young people thinking of travelling to Syria or other warzones must be with their families and carers, who know them and are able to spot the early signs of radicalisation.

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"I understand it is a difficult challenge for parents between allowing freedom and protecting young people from harmful material on the Internet but the responsibility cannot be transferred to schools and the police."

Dal Babu, a former Metropolitan Police chief superintendent, said the Prevent programme had become a "toxic brand".

He said most Muslims were suspicious of the scheme and saw it as something used for

A Home Office spokesman said: "As a country, we must consistently challenge the twisted narrative of extremism.”

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