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Abstract
Terrorism
and terrorist offence is an enemy of civilization and its counter-measures have not yet been successfully
carried-out by all States. And the problems emanate from,inter alia, the difficultyin
achieving a comprehensive definition of terrorism,
to find a common denominator of how to cope with and find its motive and
purposes. Therefore eah country has different approach to encounter terrorism and subsequently,its definition on
terrorism. Indonesia’s Law Number 15 year of 2003 on The Eradication of Terrorist
offence has been successfully brought the perpetratorsto justice despite strong
reactions of some Islamic groups.By the same token, a new group, namely,
Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTF) comes from various foreign nationals is
actively involved in internal
armed conflict in Irak and Suriah. The UN Security Council Resolutions 2170
(2014) and 2178 (2014) have expressed grave
concern over the acute and growing threat posed by FTF and called upon Member
States, to cooperate in the efforts to
address the threat posed by FTF. Besides, financing terrorism is regarded as
the “achilles heels” in combating terrorism and plays a significant role to
prolong the life of the organization of
terrorism. Beyond all, collective security of responsibility of the member
States is of utmost
importance for the success in
counter terrorism so as to be effective, efficient and equitable.
Salinan UNES Journal of Law
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