Counter-Terrorism After 9/11 is a podcast series exploring how counter-terrorism has changed in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001.
Today, ICCT is speaking to Hina Shamsi, Director of the ACLU's National Security Project.
This interview examines how civil liberties and human rights fit into the framework of national security, their intersections with counter-terrorism, as well as providing insight into how these elements have changed over the past twenty years.
Interviewing her is Dr. Rumyana van Ark, a Research Fellow and Coordinator at the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism.
Produced by Joseph Reid, Naledi Tilmann, Joana Cook, Anna-Maria Andreeva and Teo Kai Xiang. For more research on counter-terrorism, visit us at icct.nl!
Episode 5: Countering anti-institutional extremism in North America
Episode 4: Countering anti-institutional extremism in Europe
Episode 3: Anti-institutional extremism in Europe
Episode 2: Anti-institutional extremism in North America
Episode 1: What is anti-institutional extremism?
Episode 4: The United States' changing approach to Counter-Terrorism with Daniel L. Byman
Episode 3: China's Approach to Countering Terrorism with Raffaello Pantucci
Episode 2: The End of a Western-Dominated Global CT Agenda? With Marc Hecker
Episode 1: The Impact of Great Power Politics on the United Nation's Counter-Terrorism Strategy with Naureen Fink
Episode 7: Counter-Terrorism and Women's Rights with Amb. Roya Rahmani
Episode 5: Counter-Terrorism and International Diplomacy with Amb. Janet Alberda
Episode 4: Counter-Terrorism Developments and Future Directions with Tom Parker
Episode 3: Counter-Terrorism and the War on Terror with Bruce Hoffman
Episode 2: Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights with Fionnuala Ní Aoláin
Episode 1: Counter-Terrorism and Policing with Frank Straub
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