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Marginalization, perceived abuse of power pushing Africa’s youth to extremism – UN study

Marginalization, perceived abuse of power pushing Africa’s youth to extremism – UN study

Sep 08, 2017, at 05:22 am

New York, Sept 7(Just Earth News): Deprivation, marginalization and perceived state violence or abuse of power are pushing young Africans into the clutches of violent extremism, a groundbreaking study by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) reveals.