III The presence of women in terrorism has been increased by a number of individual, organizational and strategic factors. Fear, instability, war environment and insecurity have led to the generalization of the idea of revenge which becomes a justification for terrorist actions. After 1997, women played increasingly important roles in terrorism in Chechnya, and were called Black Widows in the media. The name itself is considered justified because they were previously affected by the loss of close family members, which is considered the motivation for this act. Chechen connection and family loyalty are known, and revenge in the event of the death of a family member is considered a traditional act. Chechen women associated with suicide attacks are determined, cruel, vindictive, and willing to die for their own beliefs and with the goal of revenge. Growing up in a war environment, in the presence of arbitrariness, continuous conflicts and murders that no one punishes, is the way of life and ideology with which these women grow up, therefore it is considered that through terrorism they try to achieve social justice.