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QUESTION OF TERRORISM BEFORE THE 27TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FROM REFLECTIONS ON THE DEFINITION AND REPRESSION OF TERRORISM - SEE NCJ-30533)

NCJ Number
30538
Author(s)
W D PAUW; E SUY
Date Published
1974
Length
28 pages
Annotation
DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS AT THE UNITED NATIONS LEADING TO THE ADOPTION OF THE RESOLUTION ON TERRORISM OF DECEMBER 18, 1972, WHICH DEALT WITH SEEKING THE UNDERLYING CAUSES OF TERRORISM RATHER THAN COMBATTING IT.
Abstract
ARAB, AFRICAN AND UNALIGNED NATIONS FAVORING THE RESOLUTION TOOK THE VIEW THAT TERRORISM COULD CONSTITUTE A METHOD OF FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM. THIS WAS IN CONTRADICTION TO THE WESTERN NATIONS' DESIRE FOR POSITIVE ACTION. THE AUTHOR SAYS THAT, HAVING FAILED TO OBTAIN A STRONG UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTION ON TERRORISM, THE WESTERN NATIONS MUST NOW CONCENTRATE ON UNILATERAL ACTION AND COOPERATION AMONG THEMSELVES IN COMBATTING IT. -- IN DUTCH AND FRENCH

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