In the wake of the flagship event at #UNGA74 in which the Minister of the Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands called for ‘Accountability for atrocity crimes committed by Daesh’, read some of the research by ICCT and our fellows on the aftermath of IS: 
In case you missed it, ICCT's very own Senior Project Leader, @tanya_mehra1, and Research Fellow, @bibivanginkel, offer critical opinions in @nrc on the proposal of The Netherlands at #UNGA regarding the trial of IS fighters: nrc.nl/nieuws/2019/09…
"Those who have been rendered stateless will have few alternatives but to identify themselves as citizens of ISIS." ICCT Associate Fellow, Colin Clarke (@ColinPClarke) highlights in @FPRI that the international community must remain active in fighting IS: fpri.org/article/2019/0…
How should we go about the repatriation of foreign fighters and their families? Read the solutions offered in the ICCT Policy Brief by @tanya_mehra1 and Research Fellow, @chpaulussen: icct.nl/publication/th…
Jihadist #loneactor attacks remain a threat. How can practitioners in CT undermine extremist messaging in jihadist magazines and respond post-incident? Read the Europol paper by ICCT Associate Fellow @haroro_ingram & Research Fellow, @reed_alastair: icct.nl/wp-content/upl…
To greater understand IS's present reality, read ICCT Research Paper by Asaad Almohammed (@Asaadh84) which offers an empirical approach for assessing the current state and future directions of the Salafi-Jihadi Movement’s (SJM) member organisations: icct.nl/publication/se…
Finally, how can studying the internal structure of IS shed light on why it was able to gain as much control as it did? Find out at ICCT's "ISIS Files" event that will feature a panel on the 15,000 pages of #ISIS documents gathered in Iraq. To register: icct.nl/event/the-isis…
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