Available Alternatives of War against Terrorism and US Response on 9/11
Fozia Naseem, Muhammad Munir
Abstract
Fozia Naseem, Muhammad Munir
Abstract
The incident of 9/11 awoke the whole international community against the terrorism. All the nations, including the UN Security expressed their concern and willingness to fight against such type of terror across the territorial boundaries. However, the US preferred to take the arbitrary measures and started the war against terror unilaterally. US tried to give the dictation to other States and left no option for them. It pushed the international community towards an unending and undefined war. This war resultantly posed big threats and challenges to international humanitarian law as well as the UN. The belligerent parties on both sides badly violate the human rights. Such type of situation is a matter of concern for the international community concerned to uphold the human rights.
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The incident of 9/11 awoke the whole international community against the terrorism. All the nations, including the UN Security expressed their concern and willingness to fight against such type of terror across the territorial boundaries. However, the US preferred to take the arbitrary measures and started the war against terror unilaterally. US tried to give the dictation to other States and left no option for them. It pushed the international community towards an unending and undefined war. This war resultantly posed big threats and challenges to international humanitarian law as well as the UN. The belligerent parties on both sides badly violate the human rights. Such type of situation is a matter of concern for the international community concerned to uphold the human rights.
Key concepts: Belligerent, Terrorism, Human rights, International community, Political science, International law, Law, War on terror