伊斯兰国妇女的未来:评估她们的潜在威胁

Jessica Davis
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所有前伊斯兰国成员都根据个人情况构成或缺乏独特的威胁,但伊斯兰国的女性成员似乎引起了特别两极分化的反应。从业人员需要将性别分析纳入对伊斯兰国个别成员的评估,以便了解这些男性和女性构成的潜在威胁,并有效减轻这种威胁。要做到这一点,从业人员需要了解妇女在伊斯兰国中扮演的各种各样的角色,将妇女与伊斯兰国经常使用的“妇女和儿童”混为一谈是如何贬低妇女的作用的,以及性别化的媒体报道如何会给反恐从业人员对威胁的评估带来偏见。本文将探讨这些问题,并提出一种评估伊斯兰国家妇女构成的潜在威胁的方法。
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The Future of the Islamic State's Women: Assessing Their Potential Threat
All former Islamic State members pose a unique threat or lack thereof based on their individual circumstances, but female members of the Islamic State seem to generate a particularly polarized response. Practitioners need to integrate gender analysis into their assessment of individual members of the Islamic State in order to understand the potential threat that these men and women pose and mitigate that threat effectively. To do so, practitioners need to understand the wide variety of roles that women have played in the Islamic State, how conflating women in the oft-used “women and children” of the Islamic State has in downplaying the agency of women, and how gendered media reporting can introduce bias into counter-terrorism practitioner’s assessment of the threat. This article will explore each of these issues and present an approach to assessing the potential threat posed by women in the Islamic state.
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