International Terrorism Law

International Terrorism Law refers to a framework of legal standards and agreements among countries aimed at preventing and responding to terrorist acts that cross national borders. It includes treaties, conventions, and guidelines designed to facilitate cooperation between nations in combating terrorism, prosecuting offenders, and ensuring security. Key aspects cover defining terrorist acts, penalizing those involved, and addressing issues like funding and prevention. These laws aim to protect individuals, uphold human rights, and maintain global peace by fostering collaborative efforts to address the complex challenges posed by terrorism.