Caribbean Pandemic: Ponzis & Pyramids
Even as Caribbean authorities wrestle with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, legislators have been scrambling to formulate appropriate response...
Terror in the Caribbean: Phantom or Fact?
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This series explores the issues that surround the radicalization phenomena, the facts and the Stories; as well as the strategies for countering violent extremism in a small island nation. This podcast series seeks to lift the veil on what has remained hidden till now and how T&T is dealing with the issue of returnees.
Venezuela – Where Life is Chaos
Venezuela’s General Election outcome of December 6th 2020 was as expected by many. It is evident that Venezuela’s future truly is uncertain. CIJN’s In...
ISIS Returnees
With the dismantling of ISIS, Trinidad and Tobago faces the issue of its nationals at camps in Syria. Their families want them to come home but what i...
Human Trafficking: Venezuelan Crisis
With the current demise of Venezuela, the desperation of its people to stay alive had increased. Many young women have been caught in the web of human...
The Muharram Riots
The Hosay Massacre also known as the Muharram Riots of 1884, is an almost lost chapter in the history of Trinidad and Tobago. We recap the history of ...
Returnees
Trinidad and Tobago is now faced with the issue of returnees. How will they deal with this? What about women and children
Countering Violent Extremism in a small island nation
In many countries across the globe, CVE programmes have developed to fight radicalization. There is the constant threat that other terrorist groups wi...
Cases of Radicalization
While Trinidad and Tobago holds the record as highest GDP for ISIS recruitment in the Western hemisphere, other Caribbean countries have not gone unsc...
The Lure of ISIS – a T&T perspective
Over the past few years, experts and civil society have been able to identify the push and pull factors of ISIS. We explore the lure of ISIS in this ...
The 1990 Coup in Trinidad & Tobago (T&T)
Radicalization first rear its head in Trinidad and Tobago when the first Islamic militant coup in the Western world was staged in 1990. Years later, ...