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As this point, it is important to emphasize that making a single universal definition of terrorism under international law is extremely difficult since there is always a possibly for the actions of a person or group are described as terrorism (criminal acts) by one side, while the same actions are called as the movement for freedom (political acts) by the other side.For instance, The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)and other groups fighting against Israel in order to set up an independent state for their people are terrorist groups for Israel, but liberation movement for Muslims and in particular, for Arabs; the Kashmiri resistance group have always described as terrorists by India, however, they have been described as liberation fighters among the Pakistanis; the Afghani Mujahedeen were freedom fighter for the West but a bunch of terrorist criminals for the Soviet Union during the Cold War period. For this point of view, it is obvious that the policy of double standards while the UN is still unable to arrive at a definition of terrorism.
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