Human Security Research Centre Ghana (HSRCGh)
Violent Extremism: Young women cautioned against giving national information to strangers The Network on Peace and Security for Women in the ECOWAS space (NOPSWECO) – Ghana, is cautioning young women on how they engage strangers and give out information about the nation.
Hamile, Upper West Region. 19 August 2021 In the prevention of violent extremism one is reminded that it will take both government and the people to make a determined effort to stem it. It is in this spirit that the Human Security Research Centre, Ghana (HSRCGh) facilitated interaction between the security forces and local chiefs …
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Accra 17 August 2021. Government and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in the country have been urged to work together towards preventing violent extremism in Ghana and the West African sub-region. The Minister for National Security, Albert Kan-Dapaah, made the call Tuesday, 16 August 2021, when a delegation from the Human Security Research Centre Ghana (HSRCGh), …
How armed groups can exploit the climate crisis In the Middle East and North Africa, non-state actors weaponising the effects of climate change is already a reality, not a future scenario.
How kidnap-for-ransom became the “most lucrative industry in Nigeria” Since December, more than 1,000 Nigerian students and staff have been abducted and held for ransom by criminal gangs in the dense forests of the country’s remote northwest. With Groups Fueled by Drones and Gold, Terror in Africa Tops Concerns in UN Report The “most striking …
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