Via the Guardian (h/t DW):
The government's counter-terrorism strategy is facing opposition on university campuses over concerns it is discriminatory and encourages spying.
Student groups and lecturers have moved to distance themselves from Prevent, a Home Office initiative that aims to combat violent extremism, after being asked to report Muslim students deemed vulnerable to radicalisation.
The National Union of Students (NUS) is expected to table a motion at its conference next month condemning as "totally unacceptable" approaches by Prevent officers asking for details of student Islamic society members.(source)
