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Prevent Radicalisation by Preserving Cultural Identity

By Andrin Raj, NCTN Director · IACSP-SEA Regional Director · RSC Senior Fellow22 October 2017

Published on “New Straits Times“ Kyrgyzstan, situated in the Caucasus region of Central Asia, got its independence from the former Soviet Union some 20 years ago.…

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