THE PURSUIT TO THE TERRORISM OPPOSITE TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS. A LOOK FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

This paper proposes a vision of international criminal law in regard to the pursuit to terrorism and also as in those events there is a constant violation to human rights. It hereby emphasizes the analysis of felonies such as terrorism and state terrorism. Furthermore, it has been made an exploration of the fight against this type of crime and how in such pursuit human rights are not respected, shattering the Principle of Legality. It is emphasized through a widely doctrinal analysis how democracies cannot fall into the contours where the restriction of liberties is placed first, due to the subordination in security's state undermining the liberties of citizens. Finally, the article reaches the conclusion that there is a need of International Criminal Law to be implemented by States so as to preserve human rights.