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A centre dedicated to the study and prevention of violent extremism, and the de-radicalization of jihadists, was on Tuesday inaugurated in N’djamena, the Chadian capital. A group of independent Chadian
intellectuals say they want to contribute to the de-radicalization of jihadist especially to prevent extremism among the youth and young children.
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