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04 June 2024 at 14:21 | Transnational

Human (In)-Security and Violent Extremism



The violent extremism - human insecurity nexus in MENA: Drivers and Opportunities

Human (In)-Security and Violent Extremism

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Why Gender matters in violent extremist propaganda strategy



[ © International Centre for Counter Terrorism ]

 This policy brief presents the gender representations theoretical framework to analyse how and why gender is used in the propaganda and politico-military strategies of violent extremist movements. It argues that violent extremist ideologies break down in-group and out-group collective identities into individual “good” and “bad” gender identities, or gender representations.  

Reading of the Week: The triple burden: women selling their labour in South-Sudan



[ © Rift Valley Institute ]

 In rural South Sudan, markets for food, labour and land are expanding, and women’s workloads are increasing. In the twentieth century, most rural women had two main labour burdens: they produced food for home consumption on family farms; and at home provided life-giving labour, like child-rearing, emotional support, cooking and cleaning. These two labour burdens were unpaid. But now, they have a third labour burden.