Normative legal aspects of international terrorism and the fight against it
Journal Title: Юридические науки и образование - Year 2018, Vol 56, Issue 56
Abstract
Terrorism is one of the most serious threats to social security and public order. Terrorism is a large scale committed against social security and public order, and also as a result of the massive killing of people, the massive destruction of material and moral values, and the violation of the normal course of public life by the authorities and governing bodies between different social groups, even different societies, states, and even societies of the same society, who have the right to violate their normal work, condemn the lives and health of citizens, paralyze the public goodwill of citizens, make decisions on organizational and managerial decisions, is one of the most dangerous forms of criminal offenses against social security and public order accompanied by hostility is one of the most dangerous of beliefs. Ensuring international security first of all requires compliance with international law and rule of law. The achievements of the international community in the fight against international terrorism are solved within the framework of appropriate efforts aimed at the implementation of international law and rule of law. Crime and aggression crimes against humanity are included in the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court. International terrorism included in international crimes is also part of the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction. According to the status of the International Criminal Court, the application of the principles of universal jurisdiction against international crimes, including international crimes, is envisaged. International crime of terrorism creates serious threats to international peace and security. The threat of terrorism is global for all humanity and it can be effective only to deal with joint efforts. These efforts are carried out at sub-regional, regional, national and universal levels. At present, regional systems for the prevention of international terrorism practically operate in all regions of the world on the basis of the Ten Tranche Universal Conventions, eight EU conventions and other conventions, declarations and protocols. Combating terrorist crimes is extremely problematic. Law enforcement agencies are the main organizers who expose small numbers of criminals. It is understood during the study that terrorists are more likely to commit international crimes against humanity in public places where more and more people are concentrated.
Authors and Affiliations
Bahtiyar Aliyev, Khayala Kalashova
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