Inside a maximum-security prison deradicalising inmates | Times Reports

This is HMP Full Sutton, one of England's few Category A high-security prisons. There are just over 200 terrorist offenders in English prisons and a number of terrorist offenders are held here. We were granted rare access inside the prison to see the measures being taken to rehabilitate terrorist offenders and stop them radicalising others.
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[@Stuboy]

Maximum security?? No hard labour = bound to return occupants for their hotel holiday break

[@clionamoore8365]

There’s thousands of these individuals. There’s very little being done in reality.

[@luccaoliva351]

I thought the prison for terrorists was belmarsh

[@tigernotwoods914]

I’m guessing it’s the same as the US. Maybe whatever region you got convicted in you get sent to a penitentiary in that region.

[@AthelstanEngland]

American spelling? I suspect not an English author. You can't deradicalise them. Send them to Allah post haste would be the best, and cheapest, solution.

[@richardanthonygilbey]

Whatever happens it will all be fine by 10 o clock .

[@lectorintellegat]

Two comments published, no comments visible. Hm. Anyway, ‘theological intervention’ sounds somewhat ominous. I have an iota of sympathy for those Muslims being told their faith doesn’t say XYZ, often by sanctimonious western liberals, when even a cursory reading of their sacred literature says otherwise. That must be frustrating. That said, I have respect for the seemingly well meaning imam here. He’s doing a hard job.

[@Kellyjellycones78]

Everyone should read the actual scriptures and see what the book actually says. It's a hard read cos it's not in chronology order. But it's certainly a book of two halves.

[@anonymousunknown533]

Yes, there is a reason why extremists tend to be the most ignorant of their religion, very often.

[@guff9567]

I prefer my inmates MORE radical. Thank you

[@varvoom]

Why are the terrorist inmates allowed to practise the very religion in prison that had made them terrorists?

[@Majk246]

The Religion does not teach terrorism go read its mostly the uneducated ones who are brainwashed

[@danielseaburg9763]

bingo

[@anonymousunknown533]

Yet the imam trying to pull them out of the extremists mind set is also of the same religion, so use your critical thinking skills a little.

[@kagescar]

A small minority bro Islam has billions of followers if religion was the issue you would know but that is for someone who's heart is not tainted to understand

[@misterneckbreaker88]

terrorists in prison have more rights than those on the outside. uk punishment isnt harsh enough. religion has done more harm to mankind than good.

[@lectorintellegat]

He says, enjoying the benefits of western civilisation which exists because of Christendom.

[@kagescar]

Really is that why the biggest wars in history were no religious based

[@dillongordon282]

Look at the poor guy trying to defend Islam. Hilarious

[@akhan7562]

Comments are vile

[@Scitch-et4vk]

Put em down

[@releesadopamine9810]

It happens behind closed doors does it?? Its preached in the 🕌