FEATURE: Japanese man supports terrorist deradicalization through nonprofit

For Yosuke Nagai, a typical office day involves working in some of the world's most dangerous places, where his organization tries to turn violent extremists' lives around through deradicalization programs.Nagai, 31, is the representative director of Japanese nonprofit Accept International and has spent the last decade in war-torn countries such as Somalia in Africa and Yemen in the Middle East, helping young men leave terrorist groups.Nagai knows that his job entails the distinct possibility he may be killed."My sense of duty to fulfill my mission wins out (over the fear of death)," he say…READ FULL ARTICLE