Foreign Terrorist Fighters and UK Counter Terrorism Laws

(2018) 2 Asian Yearbook of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law 177-204

26 Pages Posted: 3 Dec 2018

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Clive Walker

University of Leeds - Centre for Criminal Justice Studies (CCJS)

Date Written: November 26, 2018

Abstract

How have UK counter-terrorism laws and policies adapted to the phenomenon of ‘foreign terrorist fighters’? For these purposes, the focus will be upon persons linked to conflict or terrorism in Iraq and Syria associated with the rise and establishment of Islamic State (Daesh). This broad agenda covers: the meanings of ‘foreign terrorist fighters’ and the formulation of policy against them; criminal justice, policing and prosecution aspects of response; and non-criminal justice aspects of response, including travel and citizenship measures and the Prevent policy.

Keywords: Foreign Terrorist Fighters; UK Counter Terrorism Laws; Executive Measures; Criminalisation; Prevent Extremism; Islamic State

JEL Classification: K10; K14; K33; K19; K30; K33; K42; N40

Suggested Citation

Walker, Clive, Foreign Terrorist Fighters and UK Counter Terrorism Laws (November 26, 2018). (2018) 2 Asian Yearbook of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law 177-204, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3290713

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