Islamist Parties In The Arab Region – What Do They Stand For And Should They Be Included?
The rise in strength and number of Islamist parties in the Arab world leads to question such as, what their policies are, and whether their exclusion is the most productive approach.
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…
Déradicalisation et combattants revenants en Tunisie : la difficile couverture médiatique
Les médias tunisiens, depuis l’intensification des attentas terroristes, se sont trouvé obligé de trouver la formule exacte dans…
Al-Khansa Brigade: The Feminine Lethal Weapon of ISIS
One of the global challenges that we are facing increasingly and in need to be understood and combat…
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…
De-radicalization and The Return of Tunisia Foreign Fighters: Tunisian Media Outlets are in Deep Water
When discussing the Tunisian media coverage on terrorism, this is how it has been described as; “Difficult”,…
Déradicalisation et combattants revenants en Tunisie : la difficile couverture médiatique
“Difficile”, “prise en otage”, “sans réels fondements factuels”… la couverture médiatique de la déradicalisation et de la situation…
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…
المؤتمر الدولي لدراسة أسباب التطرف ينطلق اليوم في الدوحة
** خبراء ومسؤولون من الأمم المتحدة يشاركون في مؤتمر الدوحة ** 6 جلسات بحثية تناقش أسباب العنف والتطرف…
مشاركون في مؤتمر دراسة أسباب التطرف: مفاهيم الارهاب تغيرت بشدة في السنوات الماضية
أحمد البيومي: جونارتنا: لابد من وجود عملية إستراتيجية لإعادة تأهيل الإرهابيين بركاتي: الجوانب الاقتصادية والاجتماعية من أهم…
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…
AFRICAN MANAGER: “LES ‘REVENANTS’, UNE MENACE, MAIS PAS UNIQUEMENT!”
“L’Etat considère que ceux qui sont en attente de jugement devant un tribunal ne sont pas dangereux, ils…
THE NATIONAL: “TUNISIA: RETURNING FOREIGN FIGHTERS COULD CONTRIBUTE TO RADICALISING OTHERS, ACTIVISTS SAY”
“The state considers [that] those who are on probation or waiting to appear in court are not dangerous…
MEDIAPART.FR: “A KASSERINE, LE PARI DE LA RÉSILIENCE FACE AU TERRORISME”
[EXTRAIT] Saif Kribi, 26 ans, un employé de la STEG, voit cette joie de vivre d’un bon œil.…
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…
INCLUSION: AN APPROACH TO REINFORCE YOUTH DERADICALIZATION.
This event, organized by the Maghreb Economic Forum, addresses the effectiveness of different approaches of Dis-engagement/Prevention. This event…