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Crime is defined as an act that violates criminal law and is punishable. To be convicted of a crime, the elements specified in statutory or case law must be present and proven beyond reasonable doubt. Crime is learned through one's environment and influences. Common crimes include murder, robbery, terrorism, rape, and violence.
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This document discusses definitions of terrorism from different perspectives and their implications. It examines definitions from international bodies, governments, law enforcement, counterterrorism groups, legal systems, and academics. While a universal definition has been elusive due to different biases and goals, the document emphasizes that terrorism involves premeditated violence against non-combatants for political, social, or psychological goals. Legal definitions are important for successful investigation and prosecution of terrorists, but they must balance security with civil liberties. Education is also discussed as significantly impacted by terrorism.
Terrorism..what breeds it
This document defines terrorism and outlines its causes and prevention. Terrorism is defined as unlawful violence against people or property to intimidate for political or social goals. While some claim certain violence is justified, there is a universal standard defining terrorism. Attacks target civilians, governments, economies, and information systems. Precipitants include charismatic leaders and provocative events. Preconditions include lack of democracy, weak states, extremist ideologies, and social injustice. Prevention involves education to understand differences, surveillance, and protecting citizens.
Terrorism
Terrorism has become a global phenomenon with a 61% increase in the number of people killed in terrorist attacks over the last year. The 2014 Global Terrorism Index provides a fact-based understanding of terrorism and its impact.
There is an urgent need for world community to fight terrorism together. There can not be good terrorist and bad terrorist A terrorist is a terrorist
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Abstract: In lay man’s language, terrorism is the spread of terror through the use of guns, bombs, chemical weapons or any other form of violent, coercive, ambush. Counter Terrorism, on the other hand, is to retaliate and put a check to it is what we know and address terrorism. At the UN level, the international community has adopted a number of international treaties that are designed to combat specific types of terrorism, such as the hijacking of aircrafts. However, till date there has been no agreement on a definition of terrorism. The recent attempt by the UN to define terrorism in UN General Assembly Report (28 January - 1 February) has been criticized for its lack of precision.
How Does Terrorism Affect Global Politics
Terrorism has a significant impact on global politics. Terrorist groups use violence and attacks to create fear in society and force political reactions from governments. Modern terrorism poses many threats as demonstrated by attacks in major cities like Paris in 2015. The rise of groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda has increased terrorism's influence on global affairs, forcing states to rethink policies like immigration, spending, and defense.
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Abstract: In lay man’s language, terrorism is the spread of terror through the use of guns, bombs, chemical weapons or any other form of violent, coercive, ambush. Counter Terrorism, on the other hand, is to retaliate and put a check to it is what we know and address terrorism. At the UN level, the international community has adopted a number of international treaties that are designed to combat specific types of terrorism, such as the hijacking of aircrafts. However, till date there has been no agreement on a definition of terrorism. The recent attempt by the UN to define terrorism in UN General Assembly Report (28 January - 1 February) has been criticized for its lack of precision.
Counter Terrorism and the Protection of Human Rights in the Perspective of th...
Abstract: In lay man’s language, terrorism is the spread of terror through the use of guns, bombs, chemical weapons or any other form of violent, coercive, ambush. Counter Terrorism, on the other hand, is to retaliate and put a check to it is what we know and address terrorism. At the UN level, the international community has adopted a number of international treaties that are designed to combat specific types of terrorism, such as the hijacking of aircrafts. However, till date there has been no agreement on a definition of terrorism. The recent attempt by the UN to define terrorism in UN General Assembly Report (28 January - 1 February) has been criticized for its lack of precision.
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Terrorism and Criminal
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Terrorism and Criminal Activity Paper
Terrorism and criminal activity have many similarities in that the action of the criminal and the terrorist group are illegal, immoral, and result in victims but there are also distinct differences. Crime is an activity that goes against the laws of a society while terrorism can be supported by the state or government in which the terrorist operates. Terrorists are well trained groups that operate more like a military than a criminal group and commit violent crimes that are different from the violent crimes often time seen in the criminal element. The terrorist has a propensity for violence while not all crimes involve violent behavior.
Terrorist commit violent acts and even crimes to support a cause while criminal commit crimes for different motives, such as greed, jealousy, and anger. Terrorist groups emerge in a society where the group feels oppressed either politically or religiously (Gadek, 2008). These groups will form when members of the society experience the same anger and frustration at this oppression. Terrorist groups also form when their society is invaded by another country and their culture is threatened. Criminals commit crimes due to anger and frustration at their socioeconomic circumstances but will not commit acts of planned violence in order to make a statement to bring attention to their cause while the criminal takes steps to mask their crime.
Criminals will cover-up there fingerprints, where masks to hide their faces, or commit their crimes under the cover of darkness while the terrorist go to great lengths to bring attention to their actions to ensure their message can be spread. Terrorist groups have a specific agenda and will commit the greatest amount of destruction and violence in order to ensure that the media brings attention to their cause. Criminals operate in a specific geographical are while the terrorist conducts operations all over the globe, especially in westernized countries.
Prevention, Mitigation, and Enforcement Measures
Since the attacks on America on September 11, 2001 the focus of the government has been on developing antiterrorism measures that will prevent and effectively mitigate any further terrorist attacks. The first step of the government was to create the Department of Homeland Security in order to integrate federal agencies to ensure that intelligence warning about a potential attack does not go unnoticed, as in the case of 9/11. Failures in interagency communications led to a failure of the federal government to stop the terrorist attacks that killed over 3,000 Americans.
Homeland Security is designed to coordinate efforts to ensure that further terrorist attacks are prevented as well as to create an effective response system in the event of further terrorist attacks. Next the government created the USA P ...
Terrorism in INDIA
The document defines terrorism as involving planned acts of extraordinary violence intended to create fear and bring about political change. It discusses major types of terrorism, common causes like psychological factors, unemployment, and religion, and typical attack methods such as bombings and hijackings. The document also examines trends like terrorists' increasing capabilities and adaptability, and effects such as relying on violence to attract attention and create conflict. It provides terrorism statistics for India in 2007-2008 and notes recent attacks. Suggested solutions include political and police support, awareness campaigns, international cooperation, and prosecuting terrorists. The conclusion expresses hope for a future without terrorism.
Terrorism causes, effects, and solutions
This document defines terrorism and discusses its causes and impacts. Terrorism is defined by the FBI and US Department of Defense as the unlawful use or threat of violence against people or property to intimidate for political goals. It discusses two types of terrorism: national (directed internally without foreign influence) and international (foreign-based or directed). Causes mentioned include social/political injustice, belief that violence achieves goals, religion, illiteracy, and injustice. Impacts involve economic losses from death/damage, societal fear and suspicion, and complicated international politics. Solutions proposed are education to understand cultural differences, eliminating root causes like funding sources, and addressing injustices that radicalize individuals.
40 short essay on terrorism in english the college study
Terrorism means using force and threats against people, groups, or governments for political purposes. Now terrorism is quite organized, with terrorist organizations that train terrorists and are sometimes supported by foreign governments with funds and weapons. Terrorism is used by some groups to gain independence or freedom, like Sikhs in India seeking self-rule in Punjab and Irish people in Northern Ireland seeking independence from Britain. Countries need to work together to stop terrorism by preventing illegal money and weapons, strengthening security forces, and addressing the root causes that lead people to support terrorist groups.
Terrorism rsm
The FBI defines terrorism as a violent act committed illegally within the United States to intimidate or coerce the government or public for political or social goals. Domestic terrorism refers to acts committed within the US by individuals or groups without foreign influence, while international terrorism involves acts that violate US law and are intended to intimidate civilians or influence governments abroad.
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The Unites States government is targeting Black and vulnerable civilians. Arming, funding, protecting those eradicating us propagandizing them as heroes. Leadership claims "there is nothing we can do" as they ignore our genocide, attacks on basic human rights, attacks on democracy, attacks on children, attacks on women, attacks on the most vulnerable, attacks on infrastructure. As they claim "we will fight" they are running down the clock while escalating global war with above nuclear escalations at play and mass extinction event weaponization with cataclysmic events immanent. Leadership is intentionally pushing past 90 seconds to midnight knowing the Black community and the most vulnerable will continue to be tortured to death as they escalate violence and propagandize white supremacist actions and actors as heroes. LIFE IS A RIGHT, WE DO NOT HAVE TO LAY DOWN AND DIE AS THEY SCAPEGOAT US FOR THE GLOBAL HOLOCAUST THEY ARE DEPLOYING TO ESCAPE ACCOUTNABILITY FOR WAR CRIMES, CRIMES AGAINST NATURE AND HUMANITY, ABUSE OF AUTHORITY, CRIMES OF MORAL TURPITUDE, AND TORTURE. TARGETING DEMOCRAY, INFRASTRUCTURE, DESTABLIZING GOVERNMENTS GLBOALLY. IT'S EVERY LEADERS REPONSIBILITY TO STAND AGAINST THIS NEW AXIS OF EVIL.
Terrorism
This document provides an overview of terrorism including its origins, meaning, history and types. It discusses how the term terrorism originated from Old French and Latin referring to great fear or terror. Terrorism is defined as the systematic use of violence or threats to coerce others. The document traces the history of terrorism back to first century Jewish groups and its use to describe the Jacobins during the French Revolution. It then outlines six categories of terrorism and provides examples of well-known terrorist groups, the aims of terrorists, and issues around terrorism and Islam and Azerbaijan. The document concludes with descriptions of counter-terrorism approaches, both non-military and military.
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- 4. CRIME is an act subject to sanctions as defined by law. Unless the elements specified by statutory or case law are present and proved beyond reasonable doubt, a person may not be convicted of a crime. Crime is punishable with the force of law.
- 5. Crime is a violation of criminal laws regulating human action. Crime is omission or commission of an act forbidden by law. Behavior, when it crosses normal limits and come to the official notice, becomes crime. Crime is a learned behavior that equals E+I =C (Environmental + Individual = Crime) A man learns crime from his criminal environment.
- 7. Violence Negotiation will be takes place at any stage to stop violence Frustration Aggression Violence
- 9. Terrorism is the illegal use of force against innocent people in order to achieve political objective. Unlawful use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating governments often for ideological or political reasons.
- 10. Terrorism has become a major and highly destructive phenomenon in recent years. The annual death toll from terrorist attacks has been raised from 164 in 2003 to 3318 in 2009. With the total of more than 50,000 innocent Pakistanis and more 5000 soldiers have been killed in terrorist attacks.
- 12. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Revolutionary Terrorism State sponsored Cross border Terrorism Political Terrorism Religionist fanaticism Nationalistic terrorism Bio terrorism Cyber Terrorism Norco Terrorism
- 13. Who use violence as a tool to replace the government to build a new structure.
- 14. In which other state sponsored terrorist groups through weapons and provide financial support.
- 15. Terrorist come on the border of other country attack and create anarchy by bombing and destroy peace.
- 16. People or groups who oppose the terrorist’s political ideology.
- 17. Bio Terrorism refers to the intentional release of toxic biological agents to harm and terrorize the civilians in the name of political or other cause. Anthrax Small pox Chickenpox
- 18. Cyber terrorist use information technology to attack civilians and draw attention to their cause. This may mean they use information technology such as computer systems and telecommunication systems
- 19. Narco terrorism has been used to indicate situation in which terrorist groups used drug trafficking to fund their other operations.
- 20. This kind of terrorism promote the interests of a minority, ethnic or religious group who have suffered under majority rules. i.e. Sikhs of India, Muslims in Serbia
- 21. Religious fanaticism is fanaticism rel ated to a person's, or a group's, devotion to a religion.
- 22. Rape is defined as the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. Rape involves nonconsensual sexual intercourse performed by a male against a female he was neither married to nor cohabitating with.
- 23. Stranger-to-Stranger rapes: Acquaintance rape: Marital rapes Gang rapes Rapes involving drugs use of alcohol Involving Family Members Engaging conversation Under threat or force Involving friends
- 24. Death sentence is the punishment. Year 2005 in Pakistan women protection act was passed by Gen. Musharraf. Fornicaton or Zina at will is named in the act. Punishment for fornication is 5 years and it is bale able.