Europol terrorism report highlights links to women in charity
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Europol terrorism report highlights links to women in charity

7 Sep 2010 | Governance | Niki May Young
Topics: Terrorism | Ethics

Following a Europol terrorism report which highlighted the sector’s involvement in funding terrorist activities, in particular that of women, the Charity Commission has advised it will provide an update on the matter within its 2009-2010 Back on Track report due later this month.

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