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CONTENTS
1.
Measures to eliminate international terrorism A/63/1
73,
25
July
2008 1
I. Introduction
1
II. Measures taken at the national and international levels
regarding the prevention and suppression of intemational
terrorism and information on incidents caused by international
terrorism
2
A. Information received from Member States
2
Australia
2
Austria
3
Bahrein
4
Belarus
5
Cuba
5
Czech Republic
6
Finland
7
Greece
7
Hungary
7
Iraq
7
Italy
7
Jamaica
7
Kuwait
8
Malawi
8
Pakistan
9
Poland
9
Qatar
10
Romania
10
The Russian Federation
11
Saudi Arabia
13
Slovenia
13
Spain
14
Switzerland
14
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northem Ireland
15
B. Information received from intemational organizations
17
1.
United Nations system
17
International Civil Aviation Organization
17
International Maritime Organization
18
World Health Organization
19
World Tourism Organization
19
2.
Other intemational organizations
20
VII
League of Arab States
20
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
20
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
21
International Criminal Police Organization
21
III. Status of international legal instruments related to the
prevention and suppression of international terrorism
22
IV. Recent developments related to General
Assembly resolution
51/210 33
V. Information on workshops and training courses on combating
crimes connected with international terrorism
33
Interpol
34
League of Arab States
35
VI. Publication of the third edition of International Instruments
related to the Prevention and Suppression of International Terrorism
35
2.
The United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy United Nations
Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy: activities of the United Nations
system in implementing the Strategy, A/62/898,
7
July
2008 37
I. Introduction
37
II. Measures to address the conditions conducive to the
spread of terrorism
39
III. Measures to prevent and combat terrorism
43
IV. Measures to build State capacity to prevent and combat
terrorism and to strengthen the role of the United Nations
system in this regard
49
V. Measures to ensure respect for human rights for all and the
rule of law as the fundamental basis of the fight against terrorism
56
VI. Recommendations for the way forward
58
VII.
Conclusion
60
Annex
61
3.
Assistance in implementing the universal conventions and protocols
related to terrorism, A/63/89,
24
June
2008 65
I. Introduction
65
II. Delivering technical assistance
67
A. Enhanced specialized services to strengthen the legal regime
against terrorism
67
1.
National-level technical assistance
67
2.
Regional and sub regional workshops
67
3.
Technical assistance tools
68
VIII
B.
Expanded work in specific areas of legal assistance and capacity
building support
69
1.
Strengthening international cooperation in criminal matters
69
2.
Suppressing the financing of terrorism
71
3.
Preventing nuclear terrorism
72
4.
Enhancing a rule-of-law-based criminal justice response to terrorism
74
C. Partnerships for the delivery of technical assistance
75
1.
Cooperation with Security Council bodies dealing with counter
Terrorism
75
2.
Participation in the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force
77
3.
Operational partnerships with other organizations
80
4.
Cooperation with recipient and donor countries
82
D. Evaluating delivery and assessing impact
83
III. Challenges ahead
84
A. Advancing the implementation of the United Nations Global Counter-
Terrorism Strategy
84
B. Contributing to the work of the Counter-Terrorism Implementation
Task Force
85
C. Mobilizing increased support from Member States
86
IV. Conclusions and recommendations
87
4.
Measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons
Of mass destruction, A/62/1
56,27
July
2007 90
I. Introduction
90
II. Replies received from Member States
91
Albania
91
Armenia
91
Bangladesh
92
Bolivia
93
Canada
93
Chile
96
Greece
97
Jamaica
97
Lebanon
98
Mexico
98
Panama
100
III. Information received from international organizations
100
A. United Nations system
100
International Atomic Energy Agency
100
IX
International
Civil Aviation Organization
103
International Maritime Organization
105
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
105
B. Other international organizations
107
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
107
International Criminal Police Organization
107
League of Arab States
108
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
103
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
110
Organization of American States
111
World Customs Organization
112
5.
Measures to eliminate international terrorism,
A/62/1
60, 27
July
2007 114
I. Introduction
119
II. Measures taken at the national and international levels regarding
the prevention and suppression of international terrorism and
information on incidents caused by international terrorism
115
A. Information received from Member States
115
Austria
115
Cuba
116
Czech Republic
116
Denmark
117
Ecuador
118
Japan
119
Latvia
119
Mexico
119
Nicaragua
120
Poland
121
The Russian Federation
122
Slovenia
125
Spain
125
Sweden
126
Switzerland
126
The United Arab Emirates
128
B. Information received from international organizations
129
1.
United nations system
129
International Civil Aviation Orgaization
129
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
130
Universal
Postal
Union
130
2.
Other International organizations
130
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
130
Commonwealth of Independent States
131
Council of Europe
131
European Commission
132
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
132
Organization of American States
133
Organization of the Islamic Conference
133
Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban
Treaty Organization
133
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
134
III. Status of international Legal instruments related to the
prevention and suppression of international terrorism Status
of International conventions pertaining to international terrorism
134
IV. Recent developments related to General Assembly
Resolution
51/210 146
V. Information on workshops and training courses on combating
crimes connected with international terrorism
146
International Monetary Fund
146
International Maritime Organization
146
Organization of American States
147
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
148
6.
Measures to eliminate international terrorism
A/63/173/Add.
1,8
September
2008 150
Chile
150
Mexico
150
Nicaragua
151
Republic of Korea
152
Togo
152
United Arab Emirates
153
Uzbekistan
154
World Bank
154
7.
The protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while
countering terrorism, A/63/337,
28
August
2008 156
I. Introduction
156
II. States' obligations and responsibilities under international human
XI
rights law within the context of counter-terrorism measures
158
III. Derogatory measures: scope and justification
160
A. Non-
derogable rights
161
Examples of non-derogable rights:
164
The right to life
164
B. Limitations
169
IV. The right to a fair trail
171
V. Conclusions
176
8.
Protecting Human Rights and fundamental freedoms while
countering terrorism, A/61
/353, 11
September
2006 178
I. Introduction
178
II. Recent developments in the United Nations in the area of human
rights and counter terrorism
179
Human rights Council
181
Special Procedures
182
Human rights treaty bodies
186
Sub-Commission on the Promotion of Human Rights
190
III. Approach of the High Commissioner for Human Rights: diplomatic
assurances and transfers of individuals suspected of terrorist activity
191
Other developments
193
IV. Conclusions
195
9.
Measures to eliminate international terrorism,
A/61/210/Add.l,
22
September
2006 197
Addendum
197
Ecuador
197
The Russian Federation
197
10.
Measures to eliminate international terrorism, A/61/210,
1
August
2006 199
I. Introduction
199
11. Measures taken at the national and international levels regarding
the prevention and suppression of international terrorism and
information on incidents caused by international terrorism
201
A. Information received from member states
201
Armenia
201
XII
Austria
202
Bulgaria
202
Chile
202
Cuba
203
Czech
Republic
203
Denmark
203
Jamaica
204
Latvia
204
Lebanon
205
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
205
Nepal
205
Norway
206
Poland
206
Romania
207
San Marino
207
Serbia
207
Sweden
208
Switzerland
208
Thailand
208
Turkey
209
Uruguay
209
B. Information received from international organizations
210
1.
United Nations System
210
The food and agriculture Organization of the United Nations
210
International Civil Aviation Organzation
210
International Maritime Organization
210
World Bank
211
International Atomic Energy Agency
211
2.
Other international organizations
211
International Criminal Police Organization
211
Commonwealth independent states
211
Council of Europe
212
European Commission
212
League of Arab States
212
Organization of American States
213
С
Modalities for the preparation of the report on measures to
eliminate international terrorism
214
III. Comprehensive inventory of the response of the Secretariat to
terrorism
215
Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate
216
Review of reports submitted by States pursuant to Security Council
xiii
resolutions
1373(2001 )
and
1624 (2005) 216
Visits to member states
216
Best practices
216
Strengthening the facilitation of technical assistance
216
Communications policy
217
Department for Disarmament Affairs
217
Weapons of mass destruction
217
Conventional weapons
217
Department of Economic and Social Affairs
217
Department of Political Affairs
218
Department of Public Information
218
Economic Commission for Africa
218
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
218
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
220
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
220
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
220
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees
in the Near East
221
IV. Status of International Legal instruments related to the
prevention and suppression of International Terrorism
221
V. Recent developments related to General Assembly
resolution
51/210 233
VI. Information on workshops and training courses on
combating crimes connected with international terrorism
233
International Civil Aviation Organization
233
International Maritime Organization
233
11.
Measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons mass
destruction, A/61
/171
/Add.
1 234
1.
Replies received from Member States
234
Kyrgystan
234
Philippines
235
Syrian Arab Republic
236
Border surveillance
236
Nuclear terrorism
237
Chemical materials
237
Biological materials
238
12.
Measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass
destruction, A/6
1/171 239
XIV
1.
Introduction
239
II. Replies received from Member States
240
Argentina
240
Bolivia
241
Canada
242
Chile
244
El Salvador
245
Georgia
247
Latvia
249
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
249
Mauritius
251
Panama
251
Sudan
251
Turkey
252
United Arab Emirates
253
III. Information
reveived
from international organizations
254
A. United Nations system
254
International Atomic Energy Agency
254
International Civil Aviation Oraanization
256
Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive
Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
257
B. Other international organizations
258
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
258
Agency for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America
and the Carribbean
258
European Commission
259
International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
261
League of Arab States
262
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
262
Organization of American States
263
World Customs Organzation
264
13.
Uniting against terrorism: Recommendations for a global
counter-terrorism strategy, A/60/825
265
I. Introduction
265
II. Dissuading groups from resorting to terrorism or
supporting it
266
A. Terrorism is unacceptable
267
B. We must address conditions conducive to exploitation by terrorists
269
1.
Extremist ideologies and dehumanization of victims
270
XV
2.
Violent
conflict
271
3.
Poor governance, lack of civil rights and human rights abuse
272
4.
Religious and ethic discrimination, political exclusion and
socio-economic marginalization
273
III. Denying terrorists the means to carry out an attack
273
A. Denying Rnancial support
274
B. Denying access to weapons, including weapons of mass Destruction
275
1.
Conventional weapons
275
2.
Nuclear, biological, chemical or radiological weapons
276
3.
The challenge of biological terrorism
277
C. Denying access to recruits and communication by
countering terrorist use of the internet
279
D. Denying terrrorists access to travel
280
E. Denying terrorists access to their targets and the desired impact
of their attacks
281
IV. Deterring States from supporting terrorists groups
281
V. Developing States capacity to prevent terrorism
282
A. Priority
arreas
282
1.
Promoting the rule of law, respect for human rights, and
effective criminal justice systems
282
2.
Promoting quality education and religious and cultural tolerance
283
3.
Countering the financing of terrorism
285
4.
Ensuring transport security
285
5.
Harnessing the power of the internet to counter terrorism
286
6.
Improving the protection of soft targets and the response to
attacks on them
286
7.
Strengthening State capacity to prevent terrorists from acquiring
nuclear, biological, chemical, or radiological materials, and ensuring
better preparedness for an attack with such materials
286
B. Providing proper resources to counter terrorism
288
C. Promoting United Nations system-wide coherence in
countering terrorism
288
1.
Improving information-sharing
290
2.
Streaming reporting mechanisms
291
3.
Institutionalizing the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force
292
VI. Defending human rights in the context of terrorism and
counter-terrorism
292
VII.
The road ahead
295
Annex I
296
Annex II
303
XVI
14.
Protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms while
countering terrorism, A/60/374,
22
September
2005 305
I. Introduction
305
II. Recent developments in the United Nations in the area of
Human Rights and counter-terrorism
306
III. Human rights, counter-terrorism and states of emergency
309
International Legal provisions relevant to protecting human
rights while countering terrorism
310
States of emergency- some national examples
311
Fundamental principles of, and challenges, to fair trail
311
Principle of non-refoulement and preventing torture in the
counter-terrorism context
312
Issues identified for follow-up
314
IV. Conclusions
314
15.
Human rights and terrorism, A/60/326,
1
September
2005 315
I. Introduction
315
II. Replies from Governments
315
Iraq
316
Ireland
316
Lithuania
317
Mexico
318
Syrian Arab Republic
318
Turkey
319
Ukraine
320
16.
Measures to eliminate international terrorism, A/60/228,
25
October
2005 321
The Russian Federation
321
Annex
325
17.
Measures to eliminate international terrrorism, A/60/228,
12
August
2005 327
I. Introduction
327
II. Measures taken at the national and international levels regarding
the prevention and suppression of international terrorism and
information on incidents caused by international terrorism
329
A. Information received from Member States
329
Austria
329
XVH
Bahrein
330
Belarus
330
Bulgaria
331
Cambodia
332
Canada
332
Chile
333
Costa Rica
333
Cuba
334
Denmark
335
Finland
335
Italy
336
Jamaica
336
Mexico
337
Morocco
338
Oman
338
Portugal
339
Qatar
339
Saudi Arabia
340
Saint
Kitts
and Nevis
340
Sudan
340
Sweden
340
Switzerland
340
Tunisia
341
Turkey
342
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
343
B. Information received from intemational organizations
344
1.
United Nations System
344
International Civil Aviation Organization
344
International Maritime Organization
345
World Health Organization
346
Intemational Atomic Energy Agency
346
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
347
2.
Other intemational organizations
347
Collective Security Treaty Organization
347
Council of Europe
348
Organization of American States
349
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
349
League of Arab States
35η
III. Comprehensive inventory of the response of the Secretariat
to terrorism
35g
Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate
35Ο
Department for Disarmament Affairs
352
XVIII
Department of Management
353
Department
of Peacekeeping Operations
353
Department
of Political Affairs
353
Department of Public Information
354
Department
of Safety and Security
354
Economie
Commission for Africa
354
Economie
Commission for Europe
354
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Carribbean
355
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
356
Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia
356
Executive Office of the Secretary-General
356
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
356
Office of Legal Affairs
356
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
357
United Nations Children's Fund
359
United Nations Development Programme
359
United Nations Environment Programme
360
United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute
360
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
360
United Nations Office at Geneva
361
Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries,
Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing State
362
United Nations Population Fund
362
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in
the Near East
362
Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the
Occupied Territories
363
Other United Nations entities
364
IV. Status of International Legal instruments related to the
prevention and suppression of international terrorism
364
V. Recent developments related to General Assembly
Resolution
51/210 374
IV. Information on workshops and training courses on combating
crimes connected with international terrorism
374
VII.
Publication of a compendium of national laws and Regulations
regarding the prevention and suppression of international terrorism in
all its forms and manifestations
375
18.
Measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass
destrustion. A/60/185/Add.
1,22
September
2005 376
II. Replies received from Member States
376
XIX
Canada
376
19.
Strengthening international cooperation and technical assistance
in preventing and combating terrorism, A/60/1
64,25
July
2005 378
I. Introduction
378
II. Major substantive developments
378
A. Development of a global comprehensive response to terrorism
378
B. Counter-Terrorism Committee of the Security Council and its
Executive Directorate
379
С
Eleventh United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and
Criminal Justice
380
D. Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
381
E. An intergrated approach to combating terrorism: the rule of law and
international cooperation
382
III. Technical assistence delivery
384
A. Bilateral, sub regional and regional initiatives
384
B. Enhanced action through presence in the field and working in
partnership
388
С
Technical assistance tools
390
D. Assessing impact and measuring results
391
E. Resources
392
IV. Summary of responses received from Member States
393
V. Conclusions and recommendations
395
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| spelling | USA Subcommittee on International Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Human Rights Verfasser (DE-588)10180338-2 aut The United Nations and the fight against terrorism 3,3 Secretary general, SG/1/3 [Willem-Jan van der Wolf ... (eds.)] Oisterwijk Wolf Legal Publ. 2010 XX, 396 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Wolf, Willem-Jan van der Sonstige (DE-588)1045804258 oth (DE-604)BV039135962 3,3 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=024459632&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism |
| title | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism |
| title_auth | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism |
| title_exact_search | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism |
| title_full | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism 3,3 Secretary general, SG/1/3 [Willem-Jan van der Wolf ... (eds.)] |
| title_fullStr | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism 3,3 Secretary general, SG/1/3 [Willem-Jan van der Wolf ... (eds.)] |
| title_full_unstemmed | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism 3,3 Secretary general, SG/1/3 [Willem-Jan van der Wolf ... (eds.)] |
| title_short | The United Nations and the fight against terrorism |
| title_sort | the united nations and the fight against terrorism secretary general sg 1 3 |
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