CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace KCBS Interview

Sunday, Nov 12, 2017

CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace on YouTube's removal of Anwar al-Awlaki content and the Counter Extremism Project's work in pressuring social media and tech companies to do more to combat extremist weaponization of their platforms.

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On June 6, 2021, the Taliban attacked a complex in Ghor province, killing nine and injuring seven. That same day, the Taliban launched similar attacks on the police headquarters in Faryab province, killing 28 security forces, and in Balkh province, killing 19 and injuring 69 others.

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CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace KCBS Interview

CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace KCBS Interview

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