Combating Shrinking Civic Space: Youth Activism for Inclusive and Democratic Governance
The period since the IDRC launched its research initiative, Understanding and Addressing Youth Experiences with Violence, Exclusion and…
Background Note – Tackling Youth Radicalization through Inclusion in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia.
The widespread assumption that any political change can only come with the assistance of a super power was…
The Justice system’s approach towards convicted violent extremists in Tunisia
Tunisia’s fight against terrorism is being carried on multiple fronts. Prisons and rehabilitation institutions are one of the…
The Preservation of Human Rights is Integral to Combating Violent Extremism
The general argument says, “nothing in nature exists in isolation”. Therefore, we cannot prevent, counter and/or mitigate extremism…
Inclusion and its link to Youth Radicalization
Inclusion and its link to Youth Radicalization from Maghreb Economic Forum (MEF)
The Acceptance of Tunisian Returnees from a Social Point of View
In January 2011, the Jasmine Revolution toppled the corrupt, autocratic leader Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.During the year following…
Alternative Messaging Towards Violent Extremism in Tunisia
Prior to the revolution of 2011, the story that was being told about Tunisia was quite idealistic. Tunisia…
السياق القانوني و القضائي لدرء التطرف لدى الشباب
ساهم انتشار ظاهرة التطرف العنيف وتعدد العمليات الإرهابية التي هزت العالم في اضعاف الاستقرار المجتمعي وتقويض جهود السلام…
TUNISIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS : “INCLUSION” CONFERENCE COVERAGE
(Tunisie-Afrique Agence de Presse TAP) – The Maghreb Economic Forum (MEF) is holding in Tunis on April 11-12…