In the wake of the global rise of terrorism, the “System Reformer” feels an urgent need to develop and activate a common anti-terrorism program to protect all regions and nations from the disasters on many accounts. In this regard, the System Reformer agrees to the UN viewpoint that under no circumstance the fundamental rights of the humans should be vitiated.
These include, “right to life, right to freedom from torture in any form, right to freedom of thought and religion, besides holding the convention that restriction to other rights should also be strictly within the parameters of the international humanitarian law, and has to be temporary in nature and free from any bias of race, color, sex, language, religion or social origin”. However, this comprehensive objective is now under severe threat due to the global rise of terrorism, which is no more limited to the boundary of any nation.
Moreover, terrorism has already severely affected the process of globalization and the global fraternity. The System Reformer believes that the lack of collective action against terrorism has allowed it to grow, besides believing that there is much room for improvement in the planning and approach of UN regarding the issue of terrorism. Thus this report is presented from the viewpoint of a System Reformer, with appropriate founding voices belonging to old, contemporary and modern era.
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