Parents who worry about their radicalized children from Monday contact telephone helpline. This guide has been developed on the initiative of the Alliance of Moroccan Dutch (SMN), as published by the organization.
In addition to the helpline is also a special website geopend.Bij helpline work twenty counselors to support relatives and advise. They may if necessary refer the parents or relatives to other agencies.
The SMN hotline (06-81893529, hulplijnradicalisering.nl) there is, according to the SMN come specially to make it easier for parents to advice ask if they are worried about their children and is primarily intended for the supporters. SMN spokesman Farid Azarkan in the Times: “Because most young people involved in jihadist radicalization have a Moroccan background.” But other anxious families can call.
According to the SMN’s radicalization for some parents came very close. So far, about 160 young people to Syria and Iraq continued to participate in the jihad, according to the SMN.
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