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Države-učesnice OEBS-a usvojile Deklaraciju kojom se osuđuju „surovi i nasumični“ napadi u Parizu, kao i nedavno počinjena zverstva terorista
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- Borba protiv terorizma
BEČ, 17. novembar 2015 – Na specijalnom sastanku Stalnog saveta na kojem se razgovaralo o skorašnjim napadima u Parizu, 57 država-učesnica OEBS-a saopštilo je da su ujedinjene u borbi protiv terorizma i ekstremnog nasilja koje dovodi do terorizma, „naglašavajući da terorizam ne može i ne sme da se dovodi u vezu ni sa jednom religijom, nacionalnošću ili civilizacijom“.
U Deklaraciji usvojenoj na sastanku predstavnici su izjavili da su „užasnuti“ terorističkim napadima na civile sa smrtnim ishodom, uputivši „iskreno saučešće porodicama i prijateljima žrtava, kao i francuskom narodu i Vladi, uz želje za brz oporavak povređenih.“
Podsećajući na skorašnja zverstva terorista za koja je odgovornost preuzeo ili ih počinio ISIL/DAEŠ, širom regiona OEBS-a i u susedstvu Organizacije, države učesnice osudile su „ove surove i nasumične činove nasilja nad nedužnim ljudima“ i naglasile „potrebu da se počinioci izvedu pred lice pravde“.
U Deklaraciji se ističe da se terorizam može poraziti isključivo kontinuiranim i sveobuhvatnim pristupom koji podrazumeva aktivno učešće i saradnju svih država učesnica, kao i međunarodnih i regionalnih organizacija, u cilju sprečavanja, slabljenja, izolovanja i onesposobljavanja pretnje terorizma.
Države učesnice su potvrdile svoju rešenost da „zaštite osnovne principe na kojima se zasniva OEBS, kao i da sprovedu sve preuzete obaveze OEBS-a, a posebno one u vezi sa borbom protiv terorizma i fenomenom stranih boraca terorista, borbom protiv ekstremnog nasilja i radikalizacije koji dovode do terorizma, poštovanjem ljudskih prava, vladavinom prava i negovanjem tolerancije i nediskriminacije, kao i uzajamnim poštovanjem i razumevanjem u našim društvima“.