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Why understanding the role of women is vital in the fight against terrorism
Last month, the Defense Department’s inspector general issued a detailed report on conditions in the al-Hol refugee and detention camp in rebel-controlled Syria. In al-Hol, tens of thousands of women and children who once lived under the so-called caliphate of the Islamic State are now being held in dire conditions. Yet minimal security permits women to spread the Islamic State ideology uncontested — resulting in what some observers are calling “a reign of fear.” If the extremist group continues to exert influence in the region despite its lack of a physical stronghold, these women will bear responsibility.
Should We Listen to Former Extremists?
Some who have renounced their past in neo-Nazi or jihadist movements now hope to save others from the same fate. But there are risks to this approach—not least to the “formers” themselves.
«Он от меня тоже получил здорово»: Памфилова рассказала подробности нападения на ее дом
Глава Центральной избирательной комиссии Элла Памфилова рассказала в эфире телеканала «Россия-24» подробности произошедшего ночью нападения на ее дом в подмосковной Истре.
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Libération: Caucase. Kadyrov, le parrain des femmes de jihadistes
Près de 200 épouses et enfants de soldats de l’EI ont été rapatriés en Russie. Connu pour son autoritarisme, le dirigeant tchétchène les accueille avec bienveillance pour mieux les contrôler.
New York Times: Kazakhstan Welcomes Women Back From the Islamic State, Warily
The young woman said she thought she was going on vacation in Turkey, but instead found herself in Syria, tricked, she said, by her husband, who joined the Islamic State. She herself, she said, never subscribed to ISIS teaching.
France24: Chechnya sends ex-IS women into schools, not jails
Mother of five Zalina Gabibulayeva says she was «tricked» into joining the jihadists in Syria five years ago. Now, repentant and repatriated to Russia’s Chechnya, she goes into schools to teach others of the dangers of extremism.