Prison: Militant Jihadist Recruiting Grounds or Refuge for Rehabilitation?
Prison leadership and staff should be ready for a multi-faceted process that includes psychology and religious literacy. Keep Reading
The Global Challenge of Countering Violent Extremism in Prisons
This is not a phenomenon that emerged during the War on Terror, however. U.S. prisons had similar problems with white supremacists in the 1970s, as did the U.K. with Irish Republican Army members. Keep Reading
Returning ISIS Foreign Fighters: Radicalization Challenges for the Justice System
In the absence of in-depth and highly skilled treatment, Abu Albani and others need constant surveillance. Keep Reading
Islamic State Claims Belgian Attack as City Mourns
Belgian authorities meanwhile faced questions over why the attacker, a prison inmate who was suspected of links to radical Islamists in jail, was let out for a day. Keep Reading
