The rise of female suicide bombers / Kathleen Turner
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Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis March, 2016 Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 15 - 19 (DA)Summary: On the 3rd issue of the CTTA journal, the articles published look at the recent attack in Brussels and highlighting the security challenge for governments in many parts of the world. This article discusses in-depth observation on the tactical and strategic motivations to deploy female suicide bombers. The author looks at various reasons for females being used as "agents of war" by terrorist organizations. Also discussed are a number of recommended policy for tackling this issue.
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On the 3rd issue of the CTTA journal, the articles published look at the recent attack in Brussels and highlighting the security challenge for governments in many parts of the world. This article discusses in-depth observation on the tactical and strategic motivations to deploy female suicide bombers. The author looks at various reasons for females being used as "agents of war" by terrorist organizations. Also discussed are a number of recommended policy for tackling this issue.
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