Tunisia’s Action Against Exclusion and
Marginalisation Association has launched a new project which aims to
rehabilitate and integrate youth prisoners into society and professional
life and protect them from extremism.
The project, which includes 200 young men and women and will extend from
2019-2021, is funded by the European Union in partnership with the
Ministries of Health, Education and Youth.
The association said it is important to integrate and rehabilitate these
young people as soon as they leave prison and not exclude them so they
do not become victims to extremism.
The head of the association, Zahra Bin Nasr, told Al-Araby Al-Jadeed
that the project is preventative and targets the segment of prisoners
who are most vulnerable to extremism.
“A young man who leaves prison and does not receive any care becomes
easy prey to extremist or criminal groups,” Bin Nasr said, explaining
that many factors contribute to young people being recruited by
extremist groups including poverty, family disintegration and school
failure.
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