Society, Issues, Terrorism, Terrorist Organizations

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• - Information about the 25 international terrorist organisations and the 14 Irish ones that are currently proscribed (or outlawed) under UK law.
  
• - Hyperlinked list of terrorist organizations, defined as armed groups using violence to target civilians in order to achieve political goals by creating an atmosphere of terror in the attacked population.
  
• - Analysis drawing from worldwide examples explains why some rebels are successful and some aren't.
  
• - Article by Mark Tran on the listing of the Real IRA and other groups as 'designated foreign terrorist organizations.'.
  
• - Official government list of the 35 terrorist groups for the purposes of Part II.1 of the Criminal Code.
  
• - Official government list of the 17 terrorist groups with dates listed and re-listed.
  
• - Report includes the official list of FTOs as of February 6, 2004 along with detailed information about each group.
  
• - Profiles of several hundred groups, as well as related documents gathered from a variety of sources. From the Federation of American Scientists.
  
• - Short list of international and domestic US groups, with bibliography of books, articles, and links for each. From the Air University Library at Maxwell Air Force Base (US).
  
• - Profiling prominent terrorist organizations and actors, maps depicting their training camps, statements/speeches by terrorist organizations, leaders of political and religious parties and leaders and spokespersons of the various governments.
  
• - Information on current terrorist operations of Iran and of Osama bin Laden. Includes links to related materials.
  
• - List of terrorist group profiles and chronologies of incidents from Patterns of Global Terrorism, 2003. Compiled by the Dudley Knox Library of the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California.
  
• - Background Information on Designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), as released by the Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism on April 29, 2004.
  
• - A list of radical groups which could be banned under a tough new anti-terrorism law has been announced by Britain.
  
• - List of the 27 individuals and organisations whose assets have been frozen to strike at the "financial foundation" of terrorism, also including a corporation that serves as a front for terrorism and several non-profit organisations. UK.
  
• - Overview of each group along with links to their official websites and other sites associated with them.