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CRS, National Peace Council Identify Factors Shaping Vulnerability to Violent Extremism
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CRS, National Peace Council identify factors shaping vulnerability to violent extremism
By Peter Agengre Catholic Relief Services (CRS), in collaboration with the National Peace Council, has presented findings from a study examining the factors shaping vulnerability to violent extremism across Northern Ghana. The research identified youth unemployment, poverty, governance challenges and unresolved local conflicts as major factors that could increase vulnerability to violent extremism if left unaddressed. Despite these challenges, t…
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