VIENNA, April 24 (KUNA) -- The Arab League called for differentiating between terrorism and Islam, which is a religion that calls for love, tolerance, and civilized coexistence.It sez so in the Koran...INFIDELS!
Arab League Secretary General's Advisor for Legal Affairs Mohammad Ridhwan Bin Khadhra, at the 18th meeting of the UN Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ) held here, said that the killing of civilians was rejected by religions and international conventions.
Somehow, it just...happens.
He said it was important to combat terrorism, deal with its reasons, and differentiate between it and people's right to fight invaders and external aggression.
Ah...I detect the loophole.
He called for holding an international conference under the supervision of the UN, or a special UN General Assembly meeting on terrorism, and urged the international community to approve the UN draft agreement on the issue.
Something must be done!
Waiter! More wine!
Bin Khadra said it was significant to find a unified definition for terrorist crimes, adding that the absence of such a definition hinders the international cooperation in combating terrorism. He also called countries to join conventions on combating terrorism as soon as possible.
They're working on it, Mo. I mean, it's only been eight years. What's your hurry?