Risks and Responses Repatriating Foreign Terrorist Fighters and Families
Risks and Responses Repatriating Foreign Terrorist Fighters and Families
Last weekend, the first of about 60 Australian women and children planned to be repatriated from detention camps in Syria arrived home. As has been the case in most Western EuropeanRising to the Challenge of Rehabilitation and Reintegration to Prevent Violent Extremism
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