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Defining 'Terrorism' to Protect Human Rights

Saul, Ben - 2008

This paper first considers the policy reasons for why the international community should define terrorism, focusing on … arguments that terrorism: (a) seriously violates human rights; (b) jeopardizes the State, deliberative politics and the … Security Council measures since 2001, which have empowered States to unilaterally define and criminalize terrorism to suit …

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