Women, technology, partnerships - Countering terrorist use of the Internet - Interviews

Women, technology, partnerships - Countering terrorist use of the Internet - Interviews

United Against Violent extremism event - March 6, 2017, Ottawa, Canada

Post event video interviews.

This event was co-organized by the United Nations Counter-terrorism Executive Directorate (UNCTED), ICT for Peace Foundation (Switzerland) and the SecDev Foundation (Canada) as part of a global engagement project working with industry, and key stakeholders to develop community standards around the prevention of violent extremism online consistent with UN principles, including the Universal declaration of human rights, and UN Security Council resolution 1325 on the role of women in peace and security.

SecDev Group

March 6, 2017

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Prevent Violent Extremism

Countering Violent Extremism (CVE)

Counter Terrorism

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