INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REGULATION OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR ASSISTANCE OF TERRORIST ACTIVITIES
Abstract
The article analyzes international legislation regulating liability for aiding and abetting terrorist activities.
The given comparative legal analysis of the legislation of foreign countries allows us to state that the issue of
regulation of complicity in terrorist activities is solved in different ways. In a number of countries, the criminal
law not only does not disclose the concept of an accomplice, but does not use it at all, and liability for complicity
in terrorist activities is of a secondary nature and even implies a mitigation of punishment.
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