VOICED : French jihadist's parents speak out about radicalisation

The transcript discusses Quentin Roy, a 23-year-old who converted to Islam and joined ISIS in Syria, ultimately dying as a martyr. His family blames local authorities for not preventing his radicalization, criticizing the delayed response in raising awareness about jihadist recruitment. The community's role in recruitment, especially among new converts, is highlighted. Political figures face criticism for not addressing the issue adequately, while Quentin's parents aim to help others with radicalized children.

What was Quentin Roy's age when he went to Syria to join the Islamic State group?

• 27 years old

• 25 years old

• 23 years old

• 21 years old

What was the main reason for the Roy family's anger towards the local authorities?

• Delay in setting up anti-jihad helplines

• Poor healthcare services

• Lack of financial support

• Inadequate educational facilities

Where did ISIS recruiters often find their targets according to the transcript?

• In schools

• In mosques

• In community centers

• In online forums

What challenge do Muslim converts face according to the transcript?

• Finding employment

• Accessing education

• Obtaining housing

• Seeking guidance

According to Quentin's parents, how many young adults from Sivan have died after joining the Islamic State group?

• Seven

• Five

• Four

• Six