The document defines terrorism as acts committed to achieve political goals that involve killing innocent people. It discusses different types of terrorism including religious terrorism. It lists several prominent terrorist groups such as ISIS, al-Qaeda, and Boko Haram. The document provides details on the Taliban in Pakistan, outlining their goals to overthrow the government and impose strict Sharia law. It lists some of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history. Finally, it outlines the UN's approach to combating terrorism by addressing root causes and ensuring human rights are respected.

3.  Derived from a latin word- ‘terrere’
 Intrinsically negative connotations
 “Terrorism" originally referred to acts committed by
a government
 It usually refers to the killing of innocent people for
political purposes

4. o Civil disorder
o Political Terrorism
o Limited political Terrorism
o Official or state Terrorism
o Passive Terrorism
o Religious Terrorism

5.  ISIS
 al-Qaeda
 Boko Haram
 Lashkar-e-Taiba
 Islamic Jihad
 Taliban
 Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan

6.  ISIS stands for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
 Most successful Jihadist Militant Group
 Who are in ISIS?
 3 major regions-sunni, shia, and kurds
 They want Sharia Law
 Why are they making news these days?

9.  Extented part of talibans in Afghanistan
 Tried to kill Malala Yousufzai.
 Main target is the Pakistani Government
 Main priority is to overthrow the government and to
impose a strict interpretation of Sharia/Islamic Law
 Broke the peace treaty.

10. 3) 26/11 Mumbai attacks
64 hr long battle
Over 170 killed and 300 injured
2) The Okahlama city bombing:
In April,1995
Over 200 deaths and 700 injured
1) 9/11 attack (WTC):
In the year 2001
Almost 2000 deaths and over 8000 casualities reported

11.  To address the conditions conducive to the
spread of terrorism
 To take measures to build state capacity to
fight terrorism
 To strengthen the role of the United Nations
in combating terrorism
 To ensure the respect of human rights while
countering terrorism.