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INTRODUCTION = 183
A. INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM = 185
1. The 1937 Geneva Convention = 185
2. The International Law Commission = 186
3. The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and the ad hoc Tribunals = 188
4. The United Nations special committees on terrorism = 190
5. The United Nations Terrorism Prevention Branch = 191
6. The United Nations General Assembly = 192
7. Specific terrorist acts = 193
8. International humanitarian law = 195
9. International customary law = 197
a) Terrorism and piracy = 198
b) Terrorism and crimes against humanity = 199
B. THE COMPREHENSIVE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM = 202
1. The definition of the crime of international terrorism = 203
2. The draft Convention and international humanitarian law = 206
3. The principle of non refoulement = 208
4. Safeguards against impunity = 210
C. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE REPRESSION OF TERRORISM = 211
I. Issues related to the repression of terrorism = 211
1. Definitions of the crime of “terrorism”= 213
2. States of emergency = 215
3. Deprivation of liberty = 221
4. Habeas Corpus = 229
5. The right to an independent and impartial tribunal = 231
6. Judicial guarantees = 236
7. Refoulement, extradition and deportation = 244
II. Basic criteria to be respected in the fight against terrorism = 248
INTRODUCTION = 183
A. INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM = 185
1. The 1937 Geneva Convention = 185
2. The International Law Commission = 186
3. The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and the ad hoc Tribunals = 188
4. The United Nations special committees on terrorism = 190
5. The United Nations Terrorism Prevention Branch = 191
6. The United Nations General Assembly = 192
7. Specific terrorist acts = 193
8. International humanitarian law = 195
9. International customary law = 197
a) Terrorism and piracy = 198
b) Terrorism and crimes against humanity = 199
B. THE COMPREHENSIVE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM = 202
1. The definition of the crime of international terrorism = 203
2. The draft Convention and international humanitarian law = 206
3. The principle of non refoulement = 208
4. Safeguards against impunity = 210
C. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE REPRESSION OF TERRORISM = 211
I. Issues related to the repression of terrorism = 211
1. Definitions of the crime of “terrorism”= 213
2. States of emergency = 215
3. Deprivation of liberty = 221
4. Habeas Corpus = 229
5. The right to an independent and impartial tribunal = 231
6. Judicial guarantees = 236
7. Refoulement, extradition and deportation = 244
II. Basic criteria to be respected in the fight against terrorism = 248