Terrorism is not a new phenomenon. History is full of terrorist acts which have taken or threaten many innocent people lives. Increasing terrorist acts led the international community to expand its arrangements against them. Consequently, approval of 12 world conventions and 7 regional ones is in parallel with the arrangements. Through the UN Security Council's Resolution No. 1373 after 9/11 terrorist act in 2001 in United States, these arrangements reached their climax and the Council made a broad range of measures for states in order to combat effectively against terrorism.
Zarneshan, S. (2007). Security Council and
Measures for States to Combat against Terrorism
. International Law Review, 24(36), 57-94. doi: 10.22066/cilamag.2007.17787
MLA
Shahram Zarneshan. "Security Council and
Measures for States to Combat against Terrorism
". International Law Review, 24, 36, 2007, 57-94. doi: 10.22066/cilamag.2007.17787
HARVARD
Zarneshan, S. (2007). 'Security Council and
Measures for States to Combat against Terrorism
', International Law Review, 24(36), pp. 57-94. doi: 10.22066/cilamag.2007.17787
VANCOUVER
Zarneshan, S. Security Council and
Measures for States to Combat against Terrorism
. International Law Review, 2007; 24(36): 57-94. doi: 10.22066/cilamag.2007.17787
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