• IIJ Good Practices for Central Authorities
  This document provides a framework of institutional, legal and practical considerations needed to support durable legal institutions responsible for facilitating international cooperation crucial to combatting terrorism and transnational crime.
• IIJ Criminal Justice Practitioner’s Guide - Addressing Racially or Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremism | Arabic | French
  This document lists good practices for how policymakers and practitioners can address REMVE threats effectively and in compliance with the rule of law. Available in other languages here. 

• Guidelines to Facilitate the Use and Admissibility of Evidence in National Criminal Courts of Information Collected, Handled, Preserved and Shared by the Military to Prosecute Terrorist Offences.

The Guidelines bring forward the issue of battlefield evidence and address different scenarios in which military personnel may play a role in collecting or processing information that could subsequently be used as evidence.

• Foreign Terrorist Fighters: Manual for Judicial Training Institutes Middle East and North Africa | Arabic

The FTF manual aims to better equip investigators, judges and prosecutors to address the FTF threat and carry out investigations and prosecutions of associated criminal offences. It contains real-life case studies, in connection with six countries in the Middle East and Europe, together with analytical tables presenting pertinent figures and descriptions.

• Compendium of Good Practices in the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Violent Extremist Offenders, Christopher Dean and Eelco Kessels

The compendium highlights promising prison regime, security, risk assessment, rehabilitation, and reintegration approaches for violent extremist offenders, based on international guidance and national experiences.

• Guidance on Establishing Frameworks to Assess Violent Extremism in Prisons, Christopher Dean, Monica Lloyd and Sebastien Feve

This brief provides a critical review of the choices available to prison services in their use of assessment, examining the processes of conceptualizing, developing, implementing, and evaluating these frameworks. It aims to ensure that these are appropriate, rights compliant, and sustainable in prisons.

• Reintegrating Former Boko Haram Associates / Réintégration des ex-associés de Boko Haram, Saïbou Issa and Nadine Machikou

The brief assesses national and regional strategies and policies in Cameroon against the realities experienced by communities affected by Boko Haram and individuals detained on account of their associations and offers recommendations for actors at the community and national levels. For comparative purposes, references to the experience of Niger are included.

• In Practice, Christina Nemr and Patrick Tobin

Case Studies in Advancing Cooperation Between Governments and Civil Society Concerning the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Individuals Associated With Violent Extremism.

• When the Dust Settles: Judicial Responses to Terrorism in the Sahel, Junko Nozawa and Melissa Lefas

This report seeks to provide an overview of the terrorism challenges in this region and responses thereto while accentuating the important role the supreme court justices play in this process.