Google Create Online Forum for Former Terrorist

Google Create Online Forum for Former Terrorist. Google announces a unique collaboration forum, namely Against Violent Extremism (AVE). The forum will bring together former jihad fighters from Indonesia and a former neo-Nazi from Sweden.

Forum created the California-based company is an effort to combat global terrorism. AVE idea came when Google to host the summit in Dublin against extremist violence.

Proclaimed Ib Times (4/30/2012), "We want to start a global conversation about the best way to prevent acts of radical youth. In some ways, we can’t do a little experiment to see if there are 'building blocks' that make the lives of young people leaving previous victims of violent extremism as a coming together in one place, "said Jared Cohen, Director of Google's idea.

The main forum of this forum is a website by a member of the website can collaborate and discuss various topics and exchange ideas like the idea of ​​gathering ideas. The forum will run Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), an appreciation of the container based in London.

Not only a former terrorist, the forum also included victims of terrorism, including Jo Berry, the daughter of a conservative MP Anthony Berry was killed in the IRA Brighton bombing in 1984.

On the one hand, Google has been criticized by a British politician politicians linked the United States hosting extremist video on YouTube. Therefore, the California-based company is showing the sermons Anwar al-Awlaki, a senior cleric senior Al-Qaeda.

Cohen explains: "We plan to integrate a variety of activists, survivors, policy makers and engineers to come up with creative ideas about how technology can interfere with some of the world's most dangerous network is forbidden."

"We want to look not only at how that technology has become part of the problem, but how it can be a part of the solution to empower those affected by the illicit network. We look forward to sharing with you what we learn," he added.

(Source: okezone.com)