Question Q.9GS2GS2
The world continues to operate in a 'my terrorist' versus 'your terrorist' paradigm. Explain. What strategies would you suggest to develop a unified, comprehensive, and rules-based global approach to tackle the menace of terrorism?
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4drift in creating global database, which was earlier managed by USA.
5dependence of china challenged by other countries like Australia.
6weak enforcement might lead to spread of new pandemic in near future.
7lack of francs consensus on global pandemic treaty.
Solving WHO global problem which spare no country and creating shared framework within UNOG will settle the debate a take global response.
The recent paradigm of terrorist classification via change customs nature of rules and policies in clarifying power.
Challenges due to paradigm of lame game:
1lack of accountability in putting particular responsible.
2delay in international weaponizing of terrorist (e.g. using 1267 strategy).
3expansion of terror organization due to lack of global security (e.g 1651 expanded a c9b intelligence).
4ineffective global coordination in arrest and transfer.
Strategies for unified comprehensive and rule based global approach:
1defining single framework for designating by UNSC authors committee.
2definition of terrorist should be created by multiparty consensus.
3independent 3rd party to designate terrorist and organisations limited.
4regional groupings site RATS - under SCO should create mutual consensus on terrorist activity and their designation.
Terrorism global problem which spare no country and creating shared framework within UNCG will settle the debate a take global response.
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- Identified the 'my terrorist vs your terrorist' paradigm effectively
- Provided specific challenges with examples (1267 strategy)
- Proposed UNSC-led framework for unified definition
- Suggested regional groupings (SCO/RATS) as part of solution
Topper
ANKIT JARWAL
AIR 2052025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
International Institutions, Agencies and Fora - Structure and Mandate
Important International Institutions
Important International Institutions
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212
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