UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday that countries must tackle the 'underlying conditions that can lead to terrorism,' such as poverty, to prevent such violence from spreading. ManilaBulletin
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday that countries must tackle the "underlying conditions that can lead to terrorism," such as poverty, to prevent such violence from spreading.
"Neo-Nazi and white supremacist movements are fast-becoming the primary internal security threats in a number of countries," Guterres added. "Prevention means more than just foiling attacks and disrupting plots. It means addressing the underlying conditions that can lead to terrorism in the first place -- such as poverty, discrimination, disaffection, weak infrastructure and institutions and gross violations of human rights."
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