marisa porges. >> [inaudible] >> wherever you want. >> thank you. thank, everyone, for being here today. it's a great opportunity to talk about an issue which myself and those who have worked closely on detention topics have looked at for a number of years now but which, thankfully, has now become part of the wider public debate both on detention and counterterrorism issues. so i'm going to start my talk by defining some terms. my former life as a naval aviator i would have said that's just silly, but as an academic we have to do it now, so let's look at the confusing topics of derad sal case and counterradicallization. we're here to talk about deradicallization which are efforts to work with individuals who have been picked up, have already committed acts or are professed to be sporting terrorist organizations or have exhibited that we are supporting these organizations. what are we doing with them to try to rehabilitate them, change their mind set or their behavior so that if and when they're released, they won't be as significant a threat? and th

marisa porges. >> thank you everyone for being here today. a great opportunity to talk about an issue which myself and those we worked closely on detention topics have looked at for a number of years now, but which thankfully is now become part of the wider public debate both on detention and counterterrorism issues. so i'm going to start my talk by defining some terms. my former life as a naval aviator i would've said that's just silly, but as an academic we have to do it now. so let's quickly look at what is usually considered the confusing topics of deradicalization and counter radicalization. we are here today to talk about deradicalization, which are efforts to work with individuals who have been picked up, have already committed acts or professed to be supporting terrorist organizations or have shown exhibited that they are supporting these organizations. when they're in custody, what are we doing with them to try and rehabilitate them, change their mindset or their behavior so that if and when they are released, they won't be as signif

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i agree with marisa's view that this has been a failure.ost- release support such as jobs, housing, and cars. it is good to have the kingdom. it is good to have saudi arabia at's resources. part of that program is ideology: -- it is ideological. those running the program said they were misled by extremists and strayed away from a "true islam is deeply -- and strayed away from "true islam." prisoners are expected to go through the rehabilitation program, to renounce their previous believes, and they will be given the kind of things we discussed before, jobs, apartments and the like. to me, the review of this scholarship and chose where people and of ignoring the ideological factors, even when they are important to the programs. in the book i mentioned before, the chapter on yemen made a very questionable claim, "the judge has made it clear that there is only one of versed in the chronic but -- person in the kuran that allows believers to engage in self defense." anyone who has even a cursory knowledge kuran knows that that is not true. this

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marisa? >> sure. first of all, i think you might have been a plant in the audience because you did raise the interesting question how the saudis use the detainee's that are successful the graduates of the program to help with the counterterrorism efforts and this is a little known fact that counterterrorism experts and those in the system would say there's a side benefit for doing these programs. somehow we could flip a detainee and helpless after the fact. and frankly if this becomes more widely known it actually may inhibit the ability of other detainees to rejoin the fight to associate with their old friends if it becomes known when you get through the program you are working for the government. it's a site known fact it does play a role in saudi arabia. with regard to how you are looking at the objectives plea for these programs and saudi were other places, i'm going to use this as an opening to describe to go back to the program itself a bit and recognize or appreciate the saudi program yes it is

with that i turn it over to marisa porges, because ladies go first.e will have questions and answers at the end. >> thank you and thanks to everyone for being here today. it is a great honor to talk about an issue which myself and those who have worked closely on the tension topics have looked at for of years now, but which thankfully has become part of the wider terrorism issues. i will start my top by defining some terms. let's quickly look at what is usually considered the confusing topics of deradicalization and counter radicalization. we are here today to talk about deradicalization, which are our efforts to work with people who have already been picked up or have professed to be part of terrorist organizations, or have shown that they are part of them. when they are in custody, what we are doing with them to try to rehabilitate them, change their minds or their behavior so that when they are released they will not be as significant a threat. this should be thought of differently from counter radicalization, which our efforts to work with vulnera