Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts

Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts

The matters relative to the maintenance of international peace and security that have been discussed during the period since the notification to the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session (A 59 335) are set out below in the order of their consideration.

Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.

Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts

5274th meeting Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts

The Centre is scheduled to meet every two months to evaluate and analyse emerging terrorist threats.

But, while Europe s defenses have been considerably strengthened, the threat of terrorism has not diminished.

In today's international security climate, States are rapidly developing new strategies to protect their populations from the threat of terrorism.

Nor can isolationism guarantee national security at a time of rising threats from terrorist groups and rising ambitions on the part of China and Russia.

Non polarity also increases both the number and potential severity of threats, be they rogue states, terrorist groups, or militias.

Mr. Yáñez Barnuevo (Spain) said that the singular importance of convening the Review Conference 60 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been heightened by new threats of terrorism and the complexity of the new challenges those threats implied.

New Zealand will continue to work closely with our friends in the Pacific region to improve our collective abilities to identify, prevent or respond to terrorist threats.

Every Member of the United Nations should be supported in developing at least minimal defence capacities and adequate response capabilities in the face of terrorist threats.

States unquestionably have a duty to take effective measures to confront terrorist threats and to seek closer cooperation with other States for that purpose.

The impacts of the heightened security measures due to terrorist threats and the recent natural disaster in South East Asia have implications for infrastructural services, tourism and Modes 3 and 4.

In a time when global terrorism has added a new dimension in the array of threats which the international community is addressing, the Treaty also serves to build a credible defense against the terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction.

In short, specific terrorist threats should be fought through narrowly targeted counter terrorist operations, while moderates should undercut extremism through the politics of compromise rather than the false and dangerous delusions of military victory.

At the 5274th meeting of the Security Council, held on 4 October 2005, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts , the President of the Security Council made the following statement on behalf of the Council

A recent ABC News Washington Post poll showed that 39 of Americans now say that protecting privacy is more important than investigating terrorist threats, up from only 18 in 2002.

Dispersing the Terrorist Storm

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Criminal investigation and prosecution Links between terrorism and other criminal activities Physical protection of potential terrorist targets Strategic analysis and forecasting of emerging threats

But now a new global consensus is emerging that these weapons are militarily irrelevant in dealing with emerging threats, impossible to use without violating international humanitarian law, a source of proliferation and terrorist threats, and a waste of money and scientific talent.

The Security Council reaffirms the importance for the international community to maintain a high level of commitment to assisting Afghanistan in addressing its remaining challenges, in particular in the fields of security, including fighting terrorist and narcotics threats, governance and development.

Traditional security s focus on external military threats to the state has meant that the majority of threats women face have been overlooked.

Tunisia has held numerous meetings at the national level in order to analyse the phenomenon of terrorism and explore means of countering it in the light of potential threats, relying on the experience of security experts at the national level on the one hand and cooperation with friendly and fellow Arab countries on the other hand.

We must face immediate threats immediately.

The extreme threats of the cold war have been contained.

As the threats increased he decided to leave Ecuador.

On the question of the agenda, my wish is to share with my distinguished colleagues this delegation's concern at the excessive growth in the number of issues before this Conference, as though we are open to including any specific issue that would strengthen our security and the fight against terrorist threats.

It has dealt with a new generation of security threats on its own territory most prominently Chechen warlord Shamil Basayev and prevented them from turning into a global force like al Qaeda.

J. Compensation for victims of terrorist acts

Criminalization of terrorist acts and their financing

Physical protection of potential terrorist targets

Addressing threats to peace and security

Threats fly back and forth between Tokyo and Seoul.

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We have expressed our concern with regard to the growth in terrorist activities by the Taliban and other terrorist groups.

There was general recognition that terrorist groups used organized crime in order to facilitate and finance their terrorist activities.

My delegation feels that, so long as we take such an approach, this Assembly will pick and choose which threats to discuss and which to sweep under the carpet.

In a world of interconnected threats and challenges, it is in each country's self interest that all of them are addressed effectively.

The Armenian Criminal Code clearly refers to terrorist acts in Article 217 Terrorist acts , Article 388 Terrorist act against a representative of a foreign state or international organization, Article 389 International terrorism .

Legislation with respect to terrorist acts and financing of terrorism