Human Resources
According to information provided by the Intelligence Resource Program of the Federation of American Scientists based on the 2003 Patterns of Global Terrorism report the strength of the organisation in terms of human resources remains unknown.
A study carried out by the Counter-Terrorism and Operations Department of Directorate General for Security over a sample of files about people convicted of being a terrorist under Turkish laws including 200 militants from the organisation and the four other currently active Islamic organisations (see reference 1) 2,5% of the members are aged 10 to 14, 72,5% 15 to 24, 17% 25 to 29, 6% 30 to 34 and 2% 35 to 64. University graduates make up 22,5% of the members, high school graduates 40%, secondary school graduates 14%, primary school graduates 19%, literate non-graduates % 2,5 and illiterates 1,5%.
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