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'Our country has taken on and defeated bigger threats in the past and we believe if we work together as a country and look after those bereaved or injured, we can and will defeat this as well'.
Survivors of terrorist atrocities committed on British soil... more'Our country has taken on and defeated bigger threats in the past and we believe if we work together as a country and look after those bereaved or injured, we can and will defeat this as well'.
Survivors of terrorist atrocities committed on British soil and elsewhere will launch a new group to lobby the Government on counter-terror policies and improved support for victims.
The Survivors Against Terror group, which is being founded by survivors and bereaved relatives of victims of Islamist bombings, IRA attacks and far-right extremist murders, has urged others to join.
The group aims to campaign for more effective policies to combat terror and identify gaps in support for victims and the bereaved, as well as help the public tackle hate speech and the terror threat. less
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John Beynon
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Stopping terrorism requires tackling issues such as foreign fighters, border controls and cutting off funds. Learn about the EU’s counter terrorism policies.
Security is a major concern for Europeans: the vast majority (80%) want the EU to do more to... moreStopping terrorism requires tackling issues such as foreign fighters, border controls and cutting off funds. Learn about the EU’s counter terrorism policies.
Security is a major concern for Europeans: the vast majority (80%) want the EU to do more to fight terrorism. However, European policy makers also realise that terrorism has no borders.
EU measures to prevent new attacks run from more thorough checks at Europe’s borders, to better police and judicial cooperation on tracing suspects and pursuing perpetrators, cutting the financing of terrorism, tackling organised crime, addressing radicalisation and others.
2018 As-Suwayda attacks: Islamic state militants carried out suicide bombings and gun attacks in the city of As-Suwayda and a number of villages in the southern Syrian governorate of As-Suwayda, killing 221 people, including 127 civilians, and injuring more than 200 others. At least 38 terrorists were also killed, including the suicide bombers.
2018 Quetta suicide bombing: At least... less
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Frank Kristopoulos
