And also, some of our countries are facing unprecedented foreign and domestic threats; and the signs of discrimination, racism, intolerance and systematic international terrorism are increasing on the international arena; and the problem of climatic change is exacerbating; and the suffering of some of our developing countries regarding poverty and endemic diseases is increasing.
While authorities maintain that the overall threat of cyberattack is low and say they have not seen evidence of "systematic cyber terrorism," they predict more Internet-based terrorist threats "as the tools and techniques needed for cyber attack become more widely available and the success of criminal cyber operations becomes more widely known," according to the report.
Nearly two years ago, following deadly attacks on our country, we began a systematic campaign against terrorism.
terrorism - systematic use of violent or destructive acts (as bombing) committed by groups in order to intimidate or coerce a population or government into granting the demands of those groups (often not against military targets).
"Terrorism is a systematic and deliberate attack on civilians, a deliberate attack against children," he said.
Sept. 11 ended that remove by making clear the connection between terrorism and the systematic abuse of human rights.
President Bush's authorization of secret military tribunals for noncitizens accused of terrorism and the systematic interviewing of 5,000 young Middle Eastern men in the country on temporary visas is well known.
Lia [33] points out that the literature about the future of terrorism lacks a systematic way of thinking on how social change creates new environments for terrorism.
As a global society we are now reaping the consequences of the deliberate and systematic blurring of the boundaries between terrorism, journalism, whistleblowing and democratic dissent.
And it would prohibit, when terrorism is not suspected, systematic searches of the contents of Americans' international e-mails and text messages that are "about" a target rather than to or from that person.
