The Alliance of Moroccan Dutch will launch a helpline for parents who are afraid their children are at risk of being radicalized. Parents whose children want to go to Syria or Iraq often don't know which authorities to address. In the coming months, 16 confidential contact persons will be trained to man the helpline - which is also meant for non-Moroccan parents, emphasizes Farid Arkazan, on behalf of the alliance. The helpline should be operative before the end of the year.
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Dutch Helpline for Parents Whose Children Risk Being Radicalized
The Alliance of Moroccan Dutch will launch a helpline for parents who are afraid their children are at risk of being radicalized. Parents whose children want to go to Syria or Iraq often don't know which authorities...
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