Independent report

The Khan Review: Threats to Social Cohesion and Democratic Resilience

Dame Sara Khan has published her independent review into social cohesion and resilience with recommendations to build cohesion and strengthen democratic resilience.

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Documents

The Khan Review

Rapid evidence review: shared social values

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Independent review of social cohesion and resilience: analysis of the call for evidence

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FRH omnibus poll: freedom-restricting harassment survey tables

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Dame Sara Khan was appointed by the Prime Minister as the government’s Independent Adviser for Social Cohesion and Resilience in March 2021 and tasked with producing an independent Review with recommendations to build resilience against extremism and other divisive activity, understand its impact, and better support its victims.

Her review, Threats to Social Cohesion and Democratic Resilience, is an examination of some of the contemporary threats to social cohesion and our country’s democratic resilience whilst highlighting the need for a new strategic approach to tackle these issues.

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Published 25 March 2024

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