Abstract
Extremism is a serious threat to the public security and stability of States. The essence of extremism lies in radical ideology, violence and the desire to change the existing order. The danger posed by radical individuals and groups requires a set of preventive measures to counter extremism on an ongoing basis.
The article substantiates that the prevention of extremism occupies an important place in the system of combating crime, since the considered social negative phenomenon of modern reality is the main cause of social destructiveness and "affects" broad segments of the population. It is noted that modern youth is most susceptible to the influence of extremist ideology, which necessitates the formation of an anti-extremist worldview in this group of the population, which contributes to reducing the influence of extremist ideology and views.
The author concludes that a comprehensive approach is required to combat extremism among young people, including preventive measures, including anti-extremist education, education and upbringing, as well as legal measures, international cooperation and social integration. Preventive measures are aimed at preventing radicalization and forming a tolerant society, and legal regulation and cooperation, including at the international level, contribute to the suppression of extremist actions and the persecution of supporters of extremist views and ideas.
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