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"As in previous debates, the majority of the EP, the Commission and the Council have avoided going into detail or even making a serious analysis either of terrorism – in all its forms, including State terrorism – or of the ‘fight against terrorism’; it is clear that they are constantly trying to take the analysis of terrorism out of context in order to draw a veil over the deep causes of terrorism and the policies that engender terrorism.
Such conduct is all the more serious and politically significant when it is increasingly evident in the ‘fight against terrorism’ – in which the USA and the EU play leading roles – that the peoples of the world are facing an instrument for failing to respect international law, overturning the sovereignty of peoples and placing at risk the independence of States by promoting intervention, aggression and war, whether in Afghanistan, Iraq or Palestine, with their hundreds of thousands of victims.
Even though some speakers have repeated to exhaustion the safeguarding of human rights in this ‘fight against terrorism’ and in the offensive of security measures backing up that fight, a growing number of situations and facts point to a failure to respect citizens’ fundamental freedoms, rights and guarantees."@en1
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