Parents who worry about their radicalized children from Monday contact a helpline of the Alliance of Moroccan Dutch (SMN). Announced that the organization
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The SMN launched the helpline in response to growing concerns about radicalization among young people in society and especially in the Moroccan-Dutch community
. The helpline serves as SMN to make it easier for parents to seek advice if they are worried about their children. “Many parents are very worried about their children. For some parents, radicalization came very close, “said the organization. “So far there are about 160 young people left to Syria and Iraq.” According to the organization, this number is still increasing.
Parents can call the phone number from 06 to 81,893,529. Behind them are twenty-trained counselors ready to parents and family members to advise confidentiality. These counselors give advice, but can also refer people to “the appropriate bodies.” For this, the caller must first give permission, emphasizes SMN.
“The ultimate goal is parents and relatives to enable signals radicalization to identify and make better use of the types of assistance in problem, “said the organization. SMN informs parents through mosques, community organizations and social media about the existence of this helpline
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