Radicalisation in the Post COVID-19 Era

Radicalisation in the Post COVID-19 Era

The global pandemic COVID-19 has disrupted social interactions all over the world. It increases the risk of cyber radicalisation especially for the younger generation. The latest commentary by Ms. Firoza Ashravee discusses the possible situation of radicalisation in the post COVID-19 era and suggests ways to sustain PVE initiatives after the pandemic.

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