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Terrorism is defined as the unlawful use of force or violence against people or property to coerce governments or populations for political or social goals. Terrorism has psychological, economic, and social effects such as injuries, deaths, depressions, damage to buildings and infrastructure, and negative impacts on tourism and trade. Future terrorist attacks are predicted to increasingly utilize technology and the internet through tactics like computer hacking and cyber terrorism. International organizations are working to counter terrorism through strategies focused on understanding terrorist methods, preventing and combating terrorism, building country counterterrorism capacities, and respecting human rights.
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- 2. WHAT IS TERRORISM Terrorism is the unlawful use of force & violence against persons or property to intermediate or coerce a government , the civilian population or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objective.
- 4. LOOK AT FACT OF GLOBAL TERRORISM
- 6. EFFECTS OF TERRORISM Terrorism brings injuries, deaths & psycological traumas & depressions. The global economy suffers an immidiate impacts due to building & infrastructure damage. Terrorism affects the tourism , the perception with regard to travelling and risk associated with it. Terrorism affects the trade too.
- 8. SUCH ATTACKS IN FUTURE WILL BE……. A new type of terrorist, the computer savvy individuals who know how to exploite technological advances of the internal. We will enter into an era of the democratization of destructive capability. A era of internet based cyber terrorism.
- 10. IISRC-International information security research consortia CTITF-United Nations Counter Terrorism Implementation Task Force GCTF-Global Counter Terrorism Forum OSCE-Organisation for Security and Cooperationin Europe UNODC-United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime CTED- Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate
- 11. First thing to do is to find out all the methods that these terrorist use and understand their strategies. How do they attack us. In what ways have they being more successful.
- 12. UN GLOBAL COUNTER- TERRORISM STRATEGY
- 13. COMBATING TERRORISM RELATED COMMITMENTS Countering violent extremism and radicalization that lead to terrorism. Countering the use of the internet for terrorist purposes. Promoting and protecting human rights. Promoting solidarity with victims of terrorism. Enhancing legal co-operation in criminal matters related to terrorism. Implementing the international legal framework against terrorism. Suppressing terrorism financing. Developing public-private partnerships. Protecting critical energy infrastructure. Countering the proliferation of conventional arms and WMDs.
- 14. Taking action, together Countering the scourge of terrorism is of interest to all nations and the issue has been on the international agenda for decades. An historic milestone was reached in 2006 when, for the first time, all Member States of the United Nations agreed on a global strategy to coordinate their counter-terrorism efforts. The Strategy contains practical recommendations in four key areas: tackling the conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism preventing and combating terrorism building countries’ capacity to prevent and combat terrorism and to strengthen the role of the United Nations system in that regard and ensuring respect for human rights for all and the rule of law while countering terrorism By helping countries implement measures intended to enhance their legal and institutional ability to counter terrorist activities, the Counter-Terrorism Committee has an important role to play in this Strategy.