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Country: Germany
Delegate Name: Tristan Gerville-Reache
Terrorism is not taken lightly. With the passing of 22 years since the tragedy of September 11th, 2001, terrorism has been on the rise. Although attempts to implement counterterrorism strategies, many countries have violated human rights. It is under our understanding that the following of human rights is fundamental for a successful governing body. That being said, we must use counterterrorism strategies that do not violate any human rights.
Germany, among many, agrees that government spying on the masses is not an effective way to combat terrorism, and instead, urges combatting existing terrorist groups. In 2020, we allocated more resources for this cause, trying to eradicate existing extremist and radicalist groups. We are in full support of counterterrorist organizations and humanitarian organization’s aid in helping combat global terrorism. With that and counterterrorism laws, we may see a direct improvement in global safety.
There must be balance in the global community. Reform and legislation should work together to put terrorism to rest. The United Nations must come to an agreement on laws and reform that do not violate human rights and that effectively combat terrorism. We encourage full participation from all allies to support safe and effective methods of counterterrorism in order to make the world a safe world for all.
