New York: The United Nations Committee on counter-terrorism said that terrorists and harsh extremists have begun to exploit social-cultural restrictions related to pandemics and now use virtual platforms to recruit and radicalization so that they refer to new challenges that appear during the valid pandemic period.
In particular, reports by the Committee quoted the latest reports on Da’esh, Al-Qaeda and Taliban and related individuals and entities and taking into account all countries, especially those who face the threat of terrorism, report Geneva every day.
The committee reported quoting the latest reports of analytical support and sanctions monitoring teams regarding ISIL (Da’esh), Al-Qaeda and the Taliban and individuals and related entities showed that “where restrictions related to artificially pandemics and while suppressing the threat of terrorism, their easing can resulting in increased terrorist violence “.
The December 2021 report from the Forced Committee Executive Directorate (CTIT) entitled ‘Impact of the Pandemic Covid-19 in terrorism, counter-terrorism and against violent extremism’ was published by the Committee of the UN Security Council counter-terrorism.
It was said that terrorist groups crossed the ideological spectrum “have tried to exploit social alienation and increased complaints from steps related to pandemics and felt the excess of the state by giving the division”.
As a social restriction related to new pandemics resulted in the closure of educational institutions, reducing opportunities for employment and entertainment, and limited community programs, “there are concerns that the resistance of conducive violence extremism for terrorism in a fragile community may decrease, making individuals more susceptible to radicalization with Violence in such settings “.
“It is recommended that the threat of terrorism only be temporarily suppressed due to coronavirus pandemic restrictions and so the restrictions rise, in fact, in fact, resulting in increased terrorist violence,” said the report, as reported by Geneva everyday.
Furthermore, the report noted that the Pandemic Coronavirus had worsened many issues and challenges that already formed a landscape of terrorist threats “and lucky terrorists and extremists had tried to” exploit social-cultural restrictions related to pandemics, including their efforts to recruit, radical, and Organize through a virtual platform “, report Geneva every day.
The report suggested,” Therefore existing policies and steps must be adjusted to ensure adequate response to developing challenges.
“According to the report,” the entire region has experienced severe setbacks, Requesting the reversal of socio-economic progress.
The economic impact also increases humanitarian needs, while travel restrictions have simultaneously limit humanitarian access and outreach.
This economic impact also requires the transfer of existing resources from counterterrorism training and other capacity building measures in some fragile countries to face governance challenges, terrorist recruitment strategies based on economic factors may have an increased impact.
“This report also said that uneven distributions have left millions of people who are still vulnerable to viruses.” The nationalism vaccine, the distribution of transnational and domestic vaccinations that grow (often driven by the wrongory and conspiracy) continue to drive local and regional outbreaks.
The inequality produced can be exploited by terrorists and cruel extremist groups in the future.
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