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¿Han actuado las organizaciones de derechos humanos en forma adecuada ante la amenaza del terrorismo internacional y ante las acciones gubernamentales dirigidas a combatir el terrorismo? El presente informe reafirma que la misión primordial de los defensores de los derechos humanos consiste en velar por que los gobiernos respeten los derechos humanos y el imperio de la ley. No obstante, se requiere también de una nueva forma de pensar. Las organizaciones de derechos humanos deben participar en los esfuerzos dirigidos a buscar el consenso sobre una definición integral del concepto del terrorismo en el derecho internacional. Un enfoque basado en las víctimas permitiría a dichas organizaciones aplicar los derechos humanos a una gama más amplia de cuestiones y hacer su labor de defensoría más relevante para quienes sufren a causa de la violencia terrorista. El informe analiza la manera en que los defensores de los derechos humanos pueden adoptar posiciones más comprensibles y fundadas en principios en el momento de discutir el terrorismo con los funcionarios de gobierno, con el público en general, o con quienes apoyan el uso del terrorismo.
