Despite significant financial investment, expectations about what can be achieved have been tempered by global realities.
This study of 133 projects shows how policy is being translated into practice and the need for evidence-based interventions.
Initial findings are presented from research into the design and evaluation of projects aimed at preventing violent extremism.
Renewed commitment to rights-based criminal justice approaches is essential.
Government and civil society in South Africa must make the most of an unusual window of opportunity in preventing violent extremism.
Too little is being done to address the impact of violent extremism on African children and their families.
For the rule of law to work, much more is required than good legislation and functioning institutions of justice and accountability.
