Despite multiple resolutions and initiatives undertaken by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), its efforts to counter terrorism have achieved limited success. Discuss the reasons for this limited effectiveness.
Introduction
The need to pass comprehensive frameworks on terrorism becomes evident due to lack of unified response. A basic definition is the first step in global war on terrorism.
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⊳ Hamstrung success of UNSC: (1) No unanimous definition of terrorism ⊳ Eg: Pakistan's differentiation of "Good Taliban" and "Bad Taliban". (2) Lack of adherence in action against terrorism ⊳ Eg: Frequent use of veto by countries. (3) Loopholes in operation of UN peacekeepers under UNSC ⊳ Constant loss of lives ⊳ Lack of funds
⊳ Reasons for limited effectiveness: (1) Lack of proper monitoring and implementation ⊳ Eg: 1267 resolution and resolution no. 1284 provides guidelines but not implemented. (2) Division between members! ⊳ Eg: P-2 vs P-3. (3) Lack of a comprehensive sequestration on international terrorism ⊳ Proposed by India, pending since 1996. (4) Transboundary nature of terrorist networks: ⊳ Nexus with organized crimes along trafficking. (5) Use of cyber domain: ⊳ Eg: Deep and Dark web for operations ⊳ Way forward: (1) Adopt CCIT (1996) (2) Curb terrorist financing (3) Adopt "zero tolerance" approach (4) Establish cyber security measures Terrorism is the biggest threat to human sight and need a "whole world approach"
Conclusion
Terrorism is the biggest threat to human sight and need a "whole world approach"
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Apurva Verma
Internal Security
Emerging tech and money laundering
UNSC Counter-Terrorism
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