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The Saudi government
says it is winning its war on terror, on all fronts
- rounding up suspected terrorists with gusto. The
Interior Ministry claims the Saudi branch of al
Qaeda is finished and on the junior terrorist front
too, Saudi authorities claim success in a programme
that has been quietly under way for the past few
years. Art therapy and religious counselling are
being used to beat the extremism out of junior
jihadis. We travelled to Riyadh where we gained
exclusive access to the rehabilitation centre.
Through attending jihad rehab classes, talking with
the detainees and their mentors we explored whether
this programme was the new answer to the war on
terror or a convenient PR exercise for the Saudi
government. |
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