PPT-1 Anti-terrorism Training

FEB 2018 LCDR Allan Huebs Huebner Agenda 2 Active Shooter GMT Sign Muster Sheet Solid CurtainCitadel Shield Exercise Antiterrorism AT GMT Sign Muster Sheet UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED. Citizenship?. . Exploring The Anti-Terrorism/Citizenship Nexus. Lee Jarvis. l.jarvis@swansea.ac.uk. Citizenship/Anti-terrorism Nexus . Erosions of rights/incursions on democracy. Consequent fragility of citizenship. Key questions. What is terrorism?. What are the social and political effects of terrorism?. Why do non-state groups choose terrorism as a form of political action?. Why do states use terrorism?. Plan of Today’s Lecture. B. utzin. . Fighting terrorism. Hideouts and training camps. Terrorists never work alone they all ways have friends to back them up.. There are lots of kinds of terrorists. Example suicide bombers or another one can be in a different country . \r\f Primary Government Issued Photographic ID Documents Australian photographic driver’s licence or learner’s permit Security Education & Awareness Training. . 2. This workshop provide a fundamental overview of the practices and procedures associated with:. 3. OPSEC – Operational Security. 4. OPSEC – Operations Security. Lee Jarvis (UEA) . And Michael Lister (Oxford Brookes). 18 November 2015. Context: contemporary. November 2015:. Threat level from international terrorism remains ‘severe’:. An attack is ‘highly likely’. . Political . violence . .  . violence or the threat of violence, especially bombing, kidnapping, and assassination, carried out for political purposes, the experience of terror or fear as the proximate aim of that violence. No accepted definition.. Dictionary: . the use of force or threats to demoralize, intimidate and subjugate, especially as a political weapon. Civilians as victims . only . innocent . civilians in Israel and US do not exist-Bin . Terrorism as a form of violence is as old as recorded history. Over centuries, it has been used to intimidate governments and strike fear into societies all over the world. Throughout the twentieth century, terrorist organizations have used acts of violence to focus attention on their causes.. Lee Jarvis. University of East Anglia. George Osborne, November 2015. “Let’s . be clear. . Isil. are . already using the internet. for hideous propaganda purposes; for radicalisation, for operational planning too. “What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun.” Ecclesiastes 1:9, ESV. Definition: The . use of violence against people or property to force changes. Arab Convention for the Suppression of Terrorismwas adopted by the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior and the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice in Cairo gypt in 1998 Terrorism was defined in Unit 8. 2017-a Edition. CERT Basic Training. Unit 8: Terrorism and CERT . 8-. 1. Unit Objectives. Define terrorism. Identify potential targets in the community. Identify the eight signs of terrorism. TRAINING FOR DNFBPs. 17. TH. & 18. TH. DECEMBER, 2020. 1. QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER. - . Does your organization have a sanctions program? What does it look like? Do you apply a risk based approach to sanctions? Is it on-going?.