Terrorism threat levels are a concern. A recent report highlights the vulnerability of young people to radical ideas. Since July 2025, several individuals have been dealt with under relevant laws.
Most of these cases involved people who are still very young. The report provides some insight into the situation, but for more details, readers can consult the original document.
The issue of youth radicalisation is particularly pressing, with a significant proportion of cases affecting those under 21 years old.
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