Deradicalization is an umbrella term to describe actions done by the state (often supported by international to prevent the spread of radical beliefs and to safely reintegrate extremists back into the multicultural society. These actions include, but not limited to, disseminating moderate religious interpretations, specific educational programs targeting religious schools, and skill-building clinics for adults.

In 2019, Europe and the US announced regulations against Huawei, a major Chinese tech company, and banned their 5G technology. Donald Trump issued executive orders against TikTok and WeChat; these companies are also facing data regulations in the EU and US.

Many cultures were often more tolerant of sexual and gender diversity prior to colonization. Former British colonies, for example, are more likely to have laws that criminalize homosexual conduct.