Events

Euro-regional conference to encourage innovative and evidence-based thinking on how to counter and prevent violent extremism.

Good practices exchange forum co-organised by the Belgian Ministry of Home Affairs, the Egmont Institute and Rutgers University for Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security on understanding and preventing acts of extremist violence.

High-level expert policylab, co-hosted by ICCT and PwC, on Counter-Terrorism, as part of the the Evaluation project of the EU Counter-Terrorism Policy Architecture, commissioned by the LIBE Committee (Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs) of the European Parliament.

What has changed since the War on Terror started? And what alternative approaches are there towards anti-terror politics?

At the occasion of the Review of the UN Global Counter Terrorism Strategy the Permanent Missions of Spain and New Zealand hosted a Side Event on foreign terrorist fighters focused on prosecution, rehabilitation, and reintegration challenges.

Can counter-terrorism efforts be really effective while safeguarding the rule of law? Doughty Street International and the Hague Institute for Global Justice are pleased to invite you to a panel discussion on this dilemma.

This invitation-only symposium seeks to examine how institutions - particularly those charged with upholding the rule of law - can contribute to the kinds of grievances that are associated with violent extremism, particular in the Middle East. The symposium also examines avenues for constructive institutional reform within the context of violent extremism.

On Thursday 30 April the Netherlands Institute of International Relations – Clingendael and the International Centre for Counter - Terrorism (ICCT) hosted an Expert Seminar on “China's Role in Peacekeeping and Counter Terrorism and Counter Violent Extremism in Mali”.

Setting a progressive United Nations peace and security agenda: searching for new narratives