Propose counter terrorism with social networks.
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The UN supports the registration of passengers and involve civil society, the private sector and social networks, in a multidisciplinary approach against terrorism.
UN seeks that countries implement the National Register of passengers, which included suspicious profiles and urges private companies that manage Internet and social networks such as Google, Facebook or Twitter, to get involved in the fight against terrorism.
They are two of the recommendations of the Counter-Terrorism Committee of the Security Council and a subsequent ministerial meeting included in a resolution adopted on the occasion of the meeting that UN body held yesterday and today in Madrid to seek solutions to the flow of terrorist fighters foreigners, mainly struggling with Daesh or Islamic state.
After the work sessions, in which 48 ministers of Foreign Affairs and other countries and about four hundred experts participated, the participants made clear in the resolution is not possible dialogue with totalitarian and terrorist movements exclusive.
The UN recognized Spain as an example of the struggle of civil society against terrorism and reaffirmed the need to also have the victims and to legislate to protect and support them.
In October Spain will preside over the Security Council of the UN and will be there when, according to Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo, will be presented written and designed one of the Government's proposals on terrorism: the creation of an International Criminal Court to prosecute terrorists.
During this session of the UN it highlighted the need for State responses to jihadist terrorism is as fast and fluid as is increasingly the action of these organizations as Laborde.
And in this struggle the UN wants to involve civil society, the private sector and social networks, in a multidisciplinary approach, international cooperation and respect for human right.
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