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Summary: Civil Society as a Key (and often missing) Ingredient to Effective Multi-Stakeholder Approaches to Managing the Reverse Flow of FTFs: Challenges and Opportunities

May 22, 2018

Side-Event OSCE-wide Counter-Terrorism Conference

Rome, Italy

Chaired by the Prevention Project’s Eric Rosand this side-event focused on the diverse contributions that civil society organizations (CSOs) can make, and insome cases are making, often in partnership with governments, to manage the reverse flow of Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs). It highlighted both examples of CSO contributions and some of the challenges they face working on these sensitive issues.