Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism in Pakistan: Why Policewomen Must Have a Role
Allison Peters, March 2014
Summary
Violent extremism continues to plague Pakistan, as the government struggles to combat militant groups that contribute to political, economic, and social instability. Numerous terrorist organizations operate within the nation’s borders, launching attacks on the Pakistani population and in neighboring Afghanistan and India.
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Violent Extremism Terrorism Security
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