Sentence examples for glorification of terrorism from inspiring English sources
His plan included proposals to deport foreigners who "foster hatred", banning radical groups, closing mosques that foment extremism, creating new offences to prevent the glorification of terrorism, and detaining terror suspects for longer.
The government's controversial Terrorism Act comes into force today, outlawing the glorification of terrorism and paving the way for the detention of terror suspects for 28 days without charge.
The glorification of terrorism is a crime under Spanish law.
Last year's bill contained controversial measures against the glorification of terrorism.
Ministers have already conceded that their proposal to make glorification of terrorism an independent offence was wrong.
It also cheered the 9/11 attacks, eventually leading to it being proscribed in 2010 under legislation outlawing the "glorification" of terrorism.
This includes an offence of "glorification" of terror – people who "praise or celebrate" terrorism in a way that may encourage others to commit a terrorist act.
Some of the new measures, on the other hand, such as those criminalising the glorification or encouragement of terrorism, proved to be a useful tool for investigators and prosecutors.
The mere "glorification" or "indirect incitement" of terrorism is now a crime.
Last year, Parliament passed a law against cybercrime mandating a seven-year prison term for "glorification of an offense related to terrorism". But there has been no similar attempt to define or punish hate speech.
