Human Rights in the Prevention and Punishment of Terrorism : Commonwealth Approaches: The United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand / by Alex Conte.
2010
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Human Rights in the Prevention and Punishment of Terrorism : Commonwealth Approaches: The United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand / by Alex Conte.
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Edition
1st ed. 2010.
Imprint
Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 2010.
Description
L, 845 p. online resource
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I
The Nature and Definition of Terrorism
The International Framework for Countering Terrorism
Counter-Terrorism in the Commonwealth
Counter-Terrorism Law in Australia
Counter-Terrorism Law in Canada
Counter-Terrorism Law in New Zealand
Counter-Terrorism Law in the United Kingdom
II
International and Regional Human Rights Law
Limiting Rights Under International Law
Human Rights in the Commonwealth
III
Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and International Law
Human Rights Compliance in the Fight Against Terrorism
The Domestic Criminalisation of Terrorism, and Its Definition
Special Investigative Techniques and Rules of Criminal Procedure
Arrest and Detention, and Investigative Hearings
Derogations from the Right to Liberty
Control Orders and Preventative Detention
The Designation of Individuals and Groups as Terrorist Entities
Speech, the Media, and Incitement to Terrorism
Measures to Prevent the Transboundary Movement of Terrorists
Conclusion.
The Nature and Definition of Terrorism
The International Framework for Countering Terrorism
Counter-Terrorism in the Commonwealth
Counter-Terrorism Law in Australia
Counter-Terrorism Law in Canada
Counter-Terrorism Law in New Zealand
Counter-Terrorism Law in the United Kingdom
II
International and Regional Human Rights Law
Limiting Rights Under International Law
Human Rights in the Commonwealth
III
Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and International Law
Human Rights Compliance in the Fight Against Terrorism
The Domestic Criminalisation of Terrorism, and Its Definition
Special Investigative Techniques and Rules of Criminal Procedure
Arrest and Detention, and Investigative Hearings
Derogations from the Right to Liberty
Control Orders and Preventative Detention
The Designation of Individuals and Groups as Terrorist Entities
Speech, the Media, and Incitement to Terrorism
Measures to Prevent the Transboundary Movement of Terrorists
Conclusion.
Summary
This title takes a comparative approach to the evaluation of human rights in the prevention and punishment of terrorism within the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The text first looks at the question of defining terrorism, and examines the international and domestic frameworks for countering terrorism. The second part of the book provides an overview and analysis of international and regional human rights law and its capacity to allow for the limitation of rights and freedoms when pursing important objectives such as the countering of terrorism, as well as providing a comparative review of human rights laws in each country. The final and most extensive part of the text begins with an overview of the interaction between counter-terrorism and human rights, followed by thematic and case study evaluations of discreet topics.
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9783642116087
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