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The threat posed by “Foreign Terrorist Fighters” (FTF) – individuals who travel abroad to a State other than their States of residence or nationality to engage in, undertake, plan, prepare, carry out or otherwise support terrorist activity or to provide or receive training to do so (often labeled as “terrorist training”)1 – is a major issue for international and national security. Governments continue to grapple with how to address the complex set of challenges posed by this threat. Many countries are concerned that the rising number of people, especially youth, radicalized to violence and traveling to fight…
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Training
PCVE & Returnees
Capacity Building
Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE) Program (Kosovo)
Public-Private Partnership
Prevention Network Religiously Motivated Extremism
Community Engagement
Referral and Support Program for Australians Exposed to Overseas Conflicts
Rehabilitation
Religious Rehabilitation Group
Capacity Building
Strengthening Counter-Terrorism Measures
Community Engagement
Strengthening of Coordination with Communities
Capacity Building
Strengthening the Capacity of South and South East Asia Countries to Prevent and Counter Violent Extremism and Foreign Terrorist Fighters through Effective Criminal Justice Responses
Deradicalization
The Aarhus Model
Training
Training of Imams, and Mourchidates (Religious women leaders)
Public-Private Partnership
UFUQ.DE
Rehabilitation