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• TITLE: Accompaniments Mystic-Cultural Volunteers for the Defense of the Fatherland (VDP) in the Fight against Terrorism: Experiences of Boulsa Fighters

  AUTHORS: Patrice Kouraogo

  KEYWORDS: Support, Mystical-Cultural, VDP, Terrorism

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.13 No.6, June 30, 2025

  ABSTRACT: This article, The Result of Research on the Mystical-Cultural Support of Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland in the Commune of Boulsa, Studies the Different Possibility Offered to the Community to Support Its Members who are engaged in the Fight Against Terrorism. Answering the Main Research Question, The Hypothesis Put Forward Considers these supports as operations rooted in the tradition and culture of the environment, are initiated and supervised by informed prescribers and provides comfort to combatants on the group. It emerges after analysis that thesis mystical cultural accompaniment are real individual, community and societal practices and beliefs in the study area. They are seen as psychological aids for combatants and as groups for cohesion and the promotion of values for the entire community.