MARINA LADOUS, ROMEO LANGLOIS, ETIENNE HUVER

FRANCIA | 2017 | 60'

The recruitment of women is a priority for the organization of Islamic State, whether they married the terrorists or made them become fighters, ready to die “in martyrdom”. Often young and vulnerable, they are easy prey.

Marina Ladous, Etienne Huver (Albert Londres Prize 2016) e Romeo Langlois (Albert Londres Prize 2013 e Bayeux Prize 2016) explored the virtual networks of the French jihadist recruitment and they got in touch with women of jihad, so as with the recruiters. They were able to gather their testimonies, as precious as rare