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GCERF's Podcast - Turning Points

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Rehabilitation and Reintegration
Mental Health and Psychosocial Support
International Law
Pre-Departure Preparation
Reintegration
North Macedonia
Northeast Syria Camps
Syria
Case Management
Salam For Hope Foundation
Violent Extremism
Sustainability
Statelessness
Iraq
Indonesia
Convention On the Rights Of the Child
International Covenant On Civil and Political Rights
Repatriation

Turning Points is a podcast series by GCERF - the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund, the only global fund dedicated exclusively to preventing violent extremism. We bring you the human stories, the hard evidence, and the frontline voices that are leading the fight against violent extremism. Turning Points is for policymakers, practitioners, students, and anyone who believes that lasti... more

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Before rehabilitation and reintegration can begin, there is a fundamental question: who has the right to return?

In this episode of Turning Points, host Basile Ema Ebede, GCERF’s Regional Manager, examines the legal challenges surrounding the repat... more

Mental health and psychosocial support is one of the most important aspects of rehabilitation and reintegration.

In this episode of Turning Points, host Isabela Ottoni is joined by three guests who bring very different perspectives.

Mario Nascimen... more

In this episode, GCERF’s Mona El-Wali is joined by Mr. Kim Saadou, GCERF's National Advisor for Syria, and Mrs. Jeyana Ahmad, Programme Manager at Salam for Hope Foundation, GCERF’s implementing civil society partner in Syria to a critical, often uns... more

In Episode One of Turning Points, GCERF's Lilla Schumicky-Logan sits down with Hatem Shatnawi and Tariq Hassan to set the scene. The camps in northeast Syria. The families left behind. The evidence that shows this works. And the question that runs th... more

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Aoife Devlin
Law graduate working with a human rights law firm; GCERF research contributor
GCERF; human rights law firm
Episode: The Legal Path Home: International Law and the Challenges of Repatriation
Mario Nascimento
UN Peacebuilding Support Office program lead on disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration
United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office
Episode: The Journey to Healing: Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Rehabilitation and Reintegration
Dr. Oscar Githua
Clinical psychologist with frontline experience with individuals disengaged from VE
Unknown (doctor based in Kenya)
Episode: The Journey to Healing: Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Rehabilitation and Reintegration
Hadeel Mohammed
Civil society professional delivering psychosocial programming on the ground
United Iraq Medical Society for Relief and Development
Episode: The Journey to Healing: Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Rehabilitation and Reintegration
Kim Saadou
GCERF's National Advisor for Syria
GCERF
Episode: The Journey Before the Journey
Jeyana Ahmad
Program Manager at Salam for Hope Foundation
Salam for Hope Foundation (GCERF implementing partner)
Episode: The Journey Before the Journey
Hatem Shatnawi
GCERF's Regional Manager, overseeing programs in Iraq, Syria and Yemen
GCERF
Episode: First, Let's Understand!
Tariq Hassan
GCERF's National Advisor for Iraq
GCERF
Episode: First, Let's Understand!

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The Legal Path Home: International Law and the Challenges of Repatriation
Q: Should rehabilitation be voluntary or mandatory?
Voluntary programs risk leaving the most vulnerable behind, whereas mandatory programs raise due process concerns; the ideal approach requires safeguards against arbitrariness and careful design to prevent creating a new legal vacuum.
The Legal Path Home: International Law and the Challenges of Repatriation
Q: What obligations do states have toward children in camps?
Children's rights are anchored in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, with a strong emphasis on their best interests, avoiding unnecessary family separation, and ensuring access to education and citizenship-related rights.
The Legal Path Home: International Law and the Challenges of Repatriation
Q: What are the main obstacles to repatriation across different contexts?
Obstacles are largely political and contextual, including how documents are treated as valid or invalid, statelessness, and differing national priorities, which shape whether people can be brought back and integrated.
The Journey Before the Journey
Q: What is pre-departure preparation and why does it matter?
It's a structured, multi-layered process that helps families transition from years of uncertainty to a new phase requiring independence, resilience, and adaptation.

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This program centers on preventing violent extremism through community resilience, practical policy actions, and frontline voices. Across episodes, it frequently covers international law and repatriation, mental health and psychosocial support in rehabilitation and reintegration, pre-departure preparation, and the challenges of sustaining community-based reintegration efforts. Notable strengths include tying legal and policy frameworks to on-the-ground programs, highlighting obstacles such as documentation, political will, stigma, and coordination gaps, and featuring researchers, practitioners, and regional experts who translate complex concepts into actionable insights for policymakers and program implementers. The format tends to blend le... more

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1. Aoife Devlin
2. Mario Nascimento
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5. Kim Saadou
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