In the aftermath of terrorism, there are significant gender implications to state responses surrounding criminal justice, rehabilitation and reintegration of people associated with terrorist groups and support to victims. Ranging from the gender specific roles within terrorist groups to the gender implications of state response to the threat of terrorism, this executive training will explore the role of gender in terrorism and counter-terrorism; the role of women and men in terrorist groups and the impact terrorism has on victims with a highly significant gender dimension. This executive training is offered in joint collaboration with the UN Team of Experts Rule of Law/Sexual Violence in Conflict and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
What you will gain
- Understanding the gender specific motivations and roles of women and men in terrorist groups;
- Examining the gender dimensions of programmes to prevent violent extremism and understanding their women’s rights implications;
- Engaging with the gender implications of post-conflict attempts to prosecute, rehabilitate and/or reintegrate women and men exiting terrorist groups”.
Application deadline:
31/07/2021 - 23:55CEST