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•      The Counter Terrorist Delimma  (Home).
•      The Counter Terrorist dilemma is the balance, that must be kept, between the measures that a democratic government can take to combat terrorism verses the freedoms that the public is unwilling to give up to allow the government to combat terrorism. ...
•      It is quite obvious that terrorism can be minimised, if not entirely eliminated, within a state if the government is fully determined to use all its potential powers of coercion, ranging from large secret security organisations and systems of imprisonment without trial, to persecution and torture.   But when the governmetn is unwilling or unable to its full potential, terrorism can and will be flourish as a political weapon of those that feel opressed.

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• , Modern Insurgencies and Counter-Insurgencies: Guerillas and Their Opponents Since 1750. ... The Counter-Terrorism Handbook: Tactics, Procedures and Techniques. ... Counter-Terrorism for Emergency Responders, Lewis Publishers, 1999 Chalk, Peter. West European Terrorism and COunter-Terrorism: The Evolving Dynamic. ... , et al, Combating Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism: A Comprehensive Strategy: A Report of the CSIS Homeland Defense Project. ... Jane's Counter Terrorism. ... FIghting Terrorism: How Democracies Can Defeat Domestic and International Terrorists. ... Meyer, Insurgency & Terrorism: Inside Modern Revolutionary Warfare. ... , Executive Safety and International Terrorism, Prentice Hall, 1996 Thomas, Gerry S. , Business Handbook on Terrorism, Security and Survival. ... Political Terrorism: Theory, Tactics, and Counter-Measures.

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• Bali Regional Ministerial Meeting on Counter-Terrorism.
• I co-chaired a successful meeting with my counterpart from Indonesia, HE Dr Hassan Wirajuda, - the Bali Regional Ministerial Meeting on Counter-Terrorism from 4 to 5 February. ...
• It highlighted Australia's strong commitment to working together with Asia-Pacific partners to tackle the very real and grave threat terrorism poses to the region and beyond. ...
• The Co-Chairs' Statement issued at the conclusion of the meeting today in Bali identified ways of strengthening the region's counter-terrorism effort, especially in the critical areas of law enforcement, information sharing and legal frameworks. The Meeting expressed firm resolve to enhance regional cooperation on counter-terrorism and provided some key recomendations on ways to further strengthen and consolidate regional efforts. ...
• This group will consist of senior legal officials from the region and will identify areas for improvement and assistance to strengthen regional legal frameworks, including in the areas of mutual legal assistance and extradition for terrorist-related offences, implementation of UN Security Council Resolutions and the 12 UN counter-terrorism related conventions. ...
• The Meeting affirmed that terrorism, irrespective of its origins, motivation or objectives, continues to constitute a threat to all peoples and countries, and to our common interest in ensuring peace, stability, security and economic prosperity in our region and beyond. Ministers reiterated their strong condemnation of acts of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. ...

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• Overview of Japan's Foreign Policy on Counter-Terrorism (Diplomatic Bluebook 2003: Securing Peace and Stability in the International Community) PDF    Get Acrobat Reader.
• Ichiro Aisawa, Senior Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Japan, at the Bali Regional Ministerial Meeting on Counter-Terrorism (February 2004).
• Joint Press Statement by Japan and the Russian Federation on the Results of the Japan-Russian Consultations on Counter-Terrorism (June 2003).
• Japan-Indonesia Joint Statement on Fighting against International Terrorism (June 2003) PDF .
• Japan's Counter-Terrorism Assistance (May 2003).
• Toshimitsu Motegi, Senior Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Japan at the Munich Conference on Security Policy "The Global Challenge of International Terrorism" (February 2003).
• Japanese Report on Implementation of the APEC Leaders Statement on Counter-terrorism (May 2002).
• Progress Report on the Fight against Terrorism .
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• Establishment of International Counter-Terrorism Cooperation Division (December 2001).
• The 10th EU-Japan Summit - EU-Japan Joint Declaration on Terrorism - (December 2001).
• Signing of the "International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism" (October 2001).
• Japan's Measures - Campaign against Terrorism.
• Press Secretary's Press Conference on Counter Terrorism 2004 February 3.

• Regional Counter-Terrorism Conference Held in Thailand.
• Department of Justice and the International Law Enforcement Academy in Thailand are cosponsoring a regional counter-terrorism conference in Bangkok March 12-15, 2002. ...
• Titled "Developing Strategies for the Prevention and Detection of Terrorism," the conference stresses characteristics and behavior of terrorist organizations, preventative measures to deter and prevent terrorist attacks, regional efforts in countering terrorism, the role of immigration and customs in the fight against terrorism, and the importance of intelligence gathering and sharing.
• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will discuss the worldwide problem of terrorism and its many manifestations; from state-sponsored organizations to loosely affiliated transnational groups. ...
• Also discussed in the conference are the adoption and implementation of anti-terrorism financing recommendations and maximizing regional anti-terrorism efforts through mutual cooperation.
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• Counter-terrorism.
• Counter-terrorism refers to the practices, tactics, and strategies that governments, militaries, and other groups adopt in order to fight terrorism. Counter-terrorism is not specific to any one field or organization; rather, it involves entities from all levels of society. ... Building a counter-terrorism plan involves all segments of a society or many government agencies. ...
• Protecting against terrorism is an increasingly important task for military and security forces around the world. Counter-terrorism activities also include intelligence gathering, bomb disposal, negotiation, and hostage rescue. In the United States, counter-terrorism grew in importance following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. ...
• The term counter-terrorism originally referred to terrorist activities that were in response (or revenge) to other terrorist activities, although this sense of the word is now obsolete. ...
• See also: counter-insurgency .

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• Definitions Of Terrorism.
• No one definition of terrorism has gained universal acceptance. ...
• Information pertaining to the definition of terrorism as contained in Title 22 of the United States Code, Section 2656f(d). ...
• The term "terrorism" means premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant/*/ targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents, usually intended to influence an audience. ...
• The term "international terrorism" means terrorism involving citizens or the territory of more than one country. ...
• The term "terrorist group" means any group practicing, or that has significant subgroups that practice, international terrorism. ...
• The US Government has employed this definition of terrorism for statistical and analytical purposes since 1983.
• Domestic terrorism is probably a more widespread phenomenon than international terrorism. Because international terrorism has a direct impact on US interests, it is the primary focus of this report. However, the report also describes, but does not provide statistics on, significant developments in domestic terrorism. ...
• We also consider as acts of terrorism attacks on military installations or on armed military personnel when a state of military hostilities does not exist at the site, such as bombings against US bases in Europe, the Philippines, or elsewhere. ...

• COUNTER TERRORISM COORDINATION.
• The Federal Government's principal mechanism for interagency coordination of policies and programs to deal with terrorism is the Inter-departmental Group on Terrorism (IG/T). It operates under the aegis of the National Security Council and is chaired by the Department of State's Director of the Office for Counter-Terrorism and Emergency Planning (M/CTP), an official of assistant secretary rank. ...
• Government facilities abroad; coordinates emergency planning and crisis management for United States missions abroad; and generally develops and implements policies to deal with international terrorism, including international conventions and bilateral agreements.
• -- The Department of Justice advises on legal aspects of dealing with terrorism and coordinates legislative proposals.
• -- The Federal Bureau of Investigation is the lead agency in handling most domestic terrorist incidents, including intelligence collection and investigation of criminal acts of terrorism.
• -- The Department of the Treasury has several bureaus involved in anti-terrorism. ...
• The Inter-departmental Group on Terrorism is intended to coordinate policies of the U. ... Government concerning terrorism, whether domestic or international in character, and to assure that the various operational programs to deal with terrorist attempts, including intelligence and incident management, are effective. Although primarily a policy-shaping group, its basic focus is essentially on counter-terrorism operations.
• Within the Department of State, the Office for Counter-Terrorism and Emergency Planning has been designated as the coordinator for policy and operational programs to counter terrorism as it may affect United States interests abroad. A major function of this office is to manage diplomatic initiatives on a multilateral or bilateral basis with other nations to coordinate international responses to terrorism. ...
• The second major organization within the Department of State dealing with measures to counter terrorism is the Office of Security. ... Its role is primarily operational and the Panel recommends that those operational functions now lodged in the Office for Counter-Terrorism and Emergency Planning be transferred to the Office of Security, which is to be restructured as the Diplomatic Security Service. The new security organization is to be headed by an Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security, and the Panel recommends that this officer chair the Interdepartmental Group on Terrorism and represent the Department in other existing interagency groups dealing with counter-terrorism operational matters.
• The third element of the Department of State directly involved with terrorism is the Bureau of Intelligence and Research. It is the principal point of contact between the Department and the rest of the Intelligence Community and directs research and analysis on terrorism and intelligence activities.

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• The National Counter-Terrorism Plan.
• The Solicitor General of Canada, under the authority of the Government of Canada, is responsible for the National Counter-Terrorism Plan. ... It also describes the authorities and responsibilities of federal departments and agencies in a counter-terrorism situation, and outlines the legislation, conventions and agreements to which Canada is a party. The procedures for employing a military unit in a counter-terrorism situation are also detailed in the National Counter-Terrorism Plan. ...
• However, the unit’s counter-terrorism mandate is to provide an immediate response, as a force of last resort, to terrorist events or major disturbances affecting the national interest. ...

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• Counter-Terrorism Bill is Counter-more than Terrorism.
• For a start, the Greens believe that to call this bill the "Counter-Terrorism Bill" is wrong, because it includes several amendments to the Crimes Act, the Summary Proceedings Act, and the Misuse of Drugs Act that have no specific reference to terrorism. ...
• Also in the atmosphere of today, where people do not like to be seen as soft on terrorism, people can be reluctant to criticise the contents of a bill that is called the "Counter-Terrorism Bill". The Greens did attempt, unsuccessfully, to get the bill split into two bills, the first one concerning amendments to the Terrorism Suppression Act, and could have been called the "Counter-Terrorism Bill", and the second amending the other Acts, which could have been called the "Crimes Amendment Bill". ...
• There is a part of the bill that is actually related to counter-terrorism, and the Green Party supports those amendments to the Terrorism Suppression Act that bring New Zealand into compliance with the Nuclear Materials Convention and the Plastic Explosives Convention. However, we are opposed to other amendments to the Terrorism Suppression Act on such matters as harbouring terrorists, because they are based on a flawed process of designating who a "terrorist" is in the original Act. ...
• The designation process is done by a politician - the Prime Minister - not a judge, using an overly broad definition of "terrorism" and even drawing on secret evidence that the person or organisation so designated is not allowed to see in any subsequent appeal process. ...
• The Green Party challenged the definition of "terrorism" in the original Terrorism Suppression Act when it was debated in the House last year. ... Who is a terrorist and who is a freedom fighter is often a politically vexed question, which should not be left to a future potentially vindictive Prime Minister - as it is in the Terrorism Suppression Act. ...
• There is a growing recognition in New Zealand and around the world that the so-called war against terrorism is being used for unjustified restrictions on civil liberties. ...
• We do not need to undermine civil liberties in the fight against terrorism. ... I think that we should not, under the guise of counter-terrorism - as in this bill - introduce general changes to our criminal law that restrict and undermine the civil liberties that we have long enjoyed: the right to avoid self-incrimination; the right to privacy in our life, including today in our computer files; the right not to be tracked throughout our travels; and the right to freedom of speech and protest without being subject potentially to designation as a terrorist by a political figure such as a Prime Minister under the Terrorism Suppression Act. ...

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• Leary oversees the Office of Justice Programs, which is responsible for dispersing federal funds to states and local communities for equipment and training to combat terrorism. ... NERRTC officials will brief Leary on upcoming programs and progress on a multi-million dollar state-of-the-art counter-terrorism training facility currently under construction. ...

• Counter-Terrorism Policy and Organization .
• The foundation of current United States counter-terrorism policy and organization is found in three recent Presidential Decision Directives (PDDs). ...
• Most of these elements relate to law enforcement or intelligence community functions necessary to combat terrorism. The CIA, for example, has established a Counter-Terrorism Center (CTC) that integrates intelligence and operations personnel working in this field and coordinates international cooperation against terrorists.
• A key aspect of the counter-terrorism program management is the designation of specific organizations as lead agencies for implementing different parts of the US counter-terrorism program. ...
• In addition, PDD-62 established a National Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism within the National Security Council (NSC) who integrates the efforts of individual agencies, identifies and resolves issues, and is responsible for crisis management coordination. ...
• The day-to-day coordination of counter-terrorism programs is conducted through four interagency working groups, all chaired by the National Coordinator. The threat of a WMD terrorist attack within the United States has led to the inclusion of several agencies, such as the Department of Health and Human Services and Department of Transportation, into the counter-terrorism decision-making structure.
• In response to this challenge, the FBI is expanding the number of cities with Joint Terrorism Task Forces to improve the coordination of counter-terrorism efforts among federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. ...
• There has been a distinct shift from state-sponsored terrorism to diffuse networks of activists. Generally, state-sponsored terrorism is easier to deal with. Afghanistan has become the epicenter of terrorism by providing sanctuary to bin Laden, among others. ...
• Overall, the United States record in combating terrorism is good but this is a tough race and it never ends. ...
• Roger Cressey is the director for counter-terrorism within the National Security Council's Office of Transnational Threats. This office is responsible for interagency coordination on issues related to computer security, protection of critical infrastructure assets, counter-terrorism, continuity of government operations, national security special events, international organized crime, and preparedness for responses to the use of weapons of mass destruction.

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• APEC Counter Terrorism Strategy Presented to Interpol Conference.
• The Chair of APEC's Counter Terrorism Task Force (CTTF) has presented the Interpol Executive Police Conference on Counter Terrorism with details of APEC's strategy to build the capacity of developing economies to improve security.
• Ambassador Makarim Wibisono told the meeting of senior police officers in Bali that APEC's counter terrorism programs start with identifying the needs of developing economies to build their capacity to counter the terrorist threat.
• "The need to strengthen the institutional capacity of governments to combat terrorism is essential for protecting the people and economy of the Asia Pacific region," Ambassador Wibisono told the conference.
• "These needs are being coordinated between the APEC Counter Terrorism Task Force and international organizations such as Interpol and the ADB to match each economy's unique situation.
• "APEC Member Economies have prepared individual Counter-Terrorism Action Plans listing specific counter terrorism objectives. These plans are now being analyzed by APEC working groups to identify gaps in the region's counter-terrorism capacity and to seek ways to strengthen security in these areas.
• Ambassador Wibisono said while building free trade and investment in the region remains the central focus of APEC activities, terrorism poses a major threat to achieving these goals.
• "Terrorism not only destroys the lives and property of individuals, but also undermines entire economies, erodes market confidence and inflates the cost of trade.
• The next meeting of the APEC Counter Terrorism Task Force will take place on Mach 1 in Santiago, Chile where capacity building will be one of the main agenda items.
• APEC's Strategy to Support International Law Enforcement Cooperation to Counter Terrorism in the Asia-Pacific Region - Presentation by Ambassador Makarim Wibisono.

• COUNTER-TERRORISM REWARDS PROGRAM .
• Department of State has issued a press release on the Counter-Terrorism Rewards Program, announcing that the maximum reward has been increased from US$2 million to US$5 million. ...
• Department of State is now offering rewards of up to US$5 million for information that leads to the arrest and/or conviction of individuals responsible for acts of international terrorism or to the prevention of such acts, if the acts are against U. ...
•      The United States is strong and unwavering in its commitment to the fight against international terrorism directed at U. ... citizens, and our motivation is high in bringing to justice those responsible for barbaric acts of terrorism, such as Usama Bin Laden. ...
•      Our determination to battle terrorism is greater than ever. ...

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• Counter-terrorism in Europe: A Quick Scan of Policies in Seven Countries.
• At the request of the Dutch Ministry of Justice, RAND Europe performed a quick scan of counter-terrorism policy-making and implementation following the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks, aimed at improving co-ordination of counter-terrorism among European Union Member-States. ...
• The study consists of a qualitative description of the initial reaction to the 9/11 events, characteristics of the countries’ national institutional frameworks regarding the fight against terrorism, and selected elements of their specific counter-terrorism policies and policy implementation. ...
• None of the countries have a centralised national body to organise and orchestrate counter-terrorism, although France is moving towards it. ...
• Differences among countries largely stem from previous national experiences with domestic terrorism and their associated national institutional structures. Some countries (Spain, UK, France and Germany) have specific laws on terrorism or have at least defined terrorism in their criminal code. ...
• It is therefore understandable that The Netherlands’ next agenda item in counter-terrorism is critical infrastructure protection and that it is expected to become a major issue on the national security agenda. ...

• The origins of this web site lie in recommendations made by the Counter-Terrorism Training Coordination Working Group convened by the U. ... Department of Justice's (DOJ's) Office of Justice Programs to examine the counter-terrorism tools available to law enforcement and first responder communities.
• Recognizing that sharing information is essential to the coordination of efforts to support state and local counter-terrorism training, the Counter-Terrorism Training and Resources for Law Enforcement web site was born.
• This portal web site serves as a single point of access to counter-terrorism training opportunities and related materials available across the Federal Government and from private and nonprofit organizations. ...

• October 15, 2001 Effective and Practical Counter-Terrorism Measures.
• Over the past month I have introduced several bills designed to address terrorism and make Americans feel more secure. While many counter-terrorism proposals were considered in Congress last week, my belief is that the most effective steps we can take do not infringe upon the civil liberties of American citizens. ...
• My proposal would slash regulations and make sure the CIA, FBI, State department, Justice department, and military work together to coordinate anti-terrorism efforts.
• Letters of marque and reprisal: This constitutional tool can be used to give President Bush another weapon in the war on terrorism. ... Letters of marque are especially suited to the current war on terrorism, which will be fought against individuals who can melt into the civilian population or hide in remote areas. ...
• Law enforcement officials should never have to demonstrate anything more than standard probable cause when seeking a warrant in the war on terrorism.

• Center on Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, and Homeland Security at the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
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• The Center’s mission is to study the goals, tactics, and strategies of terrorism and develop responses to it, using: .
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• Terrorist Organization Dossier Database— a computer database containing exhaustive information on most known terrorist organizations for use by researchers conducting analysis of terrorism and its goals and methods .
• Analysis of defense transformation and the military’s role in the War on Terrorism. ...
• Gale, Co-Chair of the Center, is an internationally known expert on terrorism and is regularly consulted by governments, private organizations, and the media. ...

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•     Furthermore, we recognize the importance of sharing information on transportation security issues, for the purpose of examining and implementing more concrete and better coordinated measures that will more effectively protect transportation systems against terrorism. ...

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• In the Name of Counter-Terrorism: Human Rights Abuses Worldwide.
• COUNTRY STUDIES: THE HUMAN RIGHTS IMPACT OF COUNTER-TERRORISM MEASURES IN TEN COUNTRIES.
• Country Studies: The Human Rights Impact of Counter-Terrorism Measures in Ten Countries .
• This chapter looks at human rights concerns raised by counter-terrorism measures in China, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, and Uzbekistan. Particularly troubling, and common, have been the pretextual use of counter-terrorism laws as new weapons against old political foes, systematic violation of terrorist suspects' due process rights, and tightening of controls on refugees and migrants. ...
• Since the September 11 attacks, China has sought to blur the distinctions between terrorism and calls for independence by the ethnic Uighur community in the Xinjiang-Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) in order to enlist international cooperation for its own campaign, begun years earlier, to eliminate "separatism. " Chinese authorities have used the global counter-terrorism effort as a justification for deepening crackdown in Xinjiang.
• After September 11, the government re-categorized separatist acts involving the use of force as "international terrorism," reserving the term "separatism" for peaceful activities such as expressions of cultural identity, religion, literature, association, or rites of passage. ...
• China first presented allegations of Uighur complicity in international terrorism in mid-November 2001. ... " The report cited four waves of terrorism during which Uighur activists were allegedly responsible for explosions, assassinations, attacks on police and government institutions, and poison and arson attacks both inside China and abroad. ...
• In August 2002, the United States, which had repeatedly warned China not to use counter-terrorism as an excuse to repress ethnic minorities, put ETIM on the U. ...
• " In December 2002 Chinese courts in two provinces lodged the first known terrorism charges outside Xinjiang. ...
• However, a Thai anti-terrorism official said information about Wang was never solicited, that Wang had come to Thailand as a tourist and had been monitored simply as a "high-profile" person. ...
• Egypt has a long history of using anti-terrorism decrees and emergency rule to suppress peaceful dissidents, as well as to punish opponents advocating or using violence. ...
• Prime Minister Atif Ubayd cited the "war on terrorism" and new security laws passed in the United States and elsewhere since September 11, 2001, to justify the emergency law extension. ...
• Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee, the government highlighted Law No. 97's extremely broad definition of terrorism, as "any use of force or violence or any threat or intimidation to which the perpetrator resorts in order to carry out an individual or collective criminal plan aimed at disturbing the peace or jeopardizing the safety and security of society and which is of such a nature as to create harm or create fear in persons or imperil their lives, freedom or security; harm the environment; damage or take possession of communications; prevent or impede the public authorities in the performance of their work; or thwart the application of the Constitution or of laws or regulations. ... Human Rights Committee has questioned this broad and general definition of terrorism in national law.

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