A Teacher's Guide on the Prevention of VIOLENT EXTREMISM
UNESCO, November 2016
Summary
Violent extremism and the underlying forces of radicalization are among the most pervasive challenges of our time. While violent extremism is not confined to any age, sex, group or community, young people are particularly vulnerable to the messages of violent extremists and terrorist organizations.
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