This manual offers guidance to first-line practitioners regarding the rehabilitation of radicalized and terrorist offenders inside as well as outside of prison.
Rehabilitation Manual
Rehabilitation of Radicalised and Terrorist Offenders for First-Line Practitioners
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Deradicalisation, European Union, Foreign Terrorist Fighters, Rehabilitation
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