How is Turkey dealing with its ISIS returnees? (Online Event, 2nd July 2020)

The Islamic State's diminished stature and measures adopted by the Turkish authorities have spared Turkey from ISIS attacks for more than three years. But while the threat should not be overplayed, it has not necessarily disappeared. That Turkish returnees turn their back on jihadist militancy is important for national and regional security. Crisis Group's latest report looks at Ankara’s approach toward returnees, with recommendations to further ensure former ISIS members steer clear of militancy (to read the report, visit the link https://bit.ly/ECA258).

Please join us for a virtual panel featuring:

Speakers:
Nigar Goksel, Turkey Project Director at International Crisis Group
Berkay Mandıracı, Turkey Analyst at International Crisis Group
Daniel Byman, Senior Fellow at the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings Institution

Moderator:
Alissa de Carbonnel, Deputy Program Director for Europe and Central Asia at International Crisis Group


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