This book provides theoretical and practical guidance to those interested in understanding the dilemmas found at the heart of counter-terror decision-making. It addresses fundamental questions such as: should terror organizations be engaged in the human rights discussion? How can we counter extremist ideology? What is the role social media plays in terrorism?

Title is also available as part of a set: International Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism (978-981-10-4182-2)

Chapter 1: Issues and Overview of Terrorism and Human Rights.- Chapter 2: The Nature and Statistics of Terrorism and its Violations of Citizens' and Victims' Human Rights.- Chapter 3: Human Rights Retained by Alleged Terrorists.- Chapter 4: Counter-Terrorism Resolutions and Listing of Terrorists and Their Organizations by the United Nations.- Chapter 5: Declarations by the UN Commissioner On Human Rights and Other Authorities On the Civil Liberties Limits to Counter-Terrorism Actions.- Chapter 6: Counter-Terrorism Resolutions and Initiatives by Regional Institutions.- Chapter 7: Derogation of Civil Liberties.- Chapter 8: Surveillance Versus Privacy.- Chapter 9: Detention.- Chapter 10: Torture.- Chapter 11: United States.- Chapter 12: United Kingdom.- Chapter 13: France.- Chapter 14: Germany.- Chapter 15: Russia.- Chapter 16: China.- Chapter 17: India.- Chapter 18: Israel.- Chapter 19: Saudi Arabia.- Chapter 20: US District Courts and US Supreme Court Judgements.- Chapter 21: The European Court of Human Rights.- Chapter 22: The Inter-American Court of Human Rights.- Chapter 23: The African Court on Human and People's Rights.- Chapter 24: Human Rights NGOs.- Chapter 25: Human Rights Policy Research Institutes.- Chapter 26: Human Rights Academic Study Centres.- Chapter 27: Human Rights Blogs and Individual Champions.- Chapter 28: An Agenda for Protecting Human Rights in Counter-Terrorism Policies and Operations.