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"I voted in favour of this wording of the EU counter-terrorism strategy. The threat of terrorist attacks in the European Union remains high and the links between terrorism and organised crime are increasing. Terrorist acts seriously jeopardise human rights, threaten democracy and aim to destabilise legitimately constituted governments, thus undermining pluralistic civil societies. I therefore emphasise the need for the EU, its Member States and its partner countries to base their counter-terrorism strategy on promoting dialogue, tolerance and understanding among different cultures, civilisations and religions. We must therefore expand existing strategic counter-terrorism partnerships with non-European countries as well as create some new ones. The prevention, investigation and prosecution of terrorist activities are critical policies at EU level and must be part of a systematic approach based on a coherent strategy. It is important that these strategies be purpose- and cost-effective, avoiding duplication of measures and function creep on the part of competent institutions, agencies and bodies."@en1
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