Young People in the Fight Against Violent Extremism through Sport for Change (S4C): Literature Review and Practical Experience
Alliou Traore, December 2022
Summary
Approaches to countering violent extremism have evolved significantly in recent years, especially as the violent extremist threat itself has become multifaceted. The ideologies that underlie extremism are at the same time religious, nationalist, political or anarchist with equally varied modes of operation. Thus, the responses are now intended to be broader, more structural and focus more on prevention with a holistic perspective
Keywords
Youth, sports, Violent extremism, CHRIPS, Kenya, CVE.
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