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  • This house, as a liberal-leaning news outlet, would take steps to portray terrorists in a sympathetic light.

    KL Open Challenge · Open Semis · 2017-03-12

  • This house believes that human shields are legitimate targets in war

    cornell novice nationals and tournament of love · 5 · 2017-02-11

  • This house believes that ecoterrorism is legitimate

    Infoslide

    Ecoterrorism is the use or threatened use of violence of a criminal nature against people or property by an environmentally oriented group and / or for environmental reasons

    Riga mini · 1 · 2017-02-04

  • This house would let the captured wives and children of former or current Boko Haram soldiers choose to live in open society.

    Infoslide

    Over 50 women and children have been captured by the Nigerian military after raids on Boko Haram campsites. These are the wives and children of former or current Boko Haram soldiers. They are kept in a fortified compound by the government, without access to the rest of society. They are provided with an above average standard of living, and given counselling services as well as moderate Islamic teaching.

    Imperial Novices · Open Final · 2016-10-16

  • TH supports Iran’s extension of the Sharia principle of “an eye for an eye” to the victims of acid attacks

    Infoslide

    Recently there has been a high number of acid attacks against women, either due to personal feuds or for their non-conformity to Islamic values. / Iranian courts that are governed by Sharia law ruled that victims have the right to choose to blind their attacker by putting acid in their eye(s). Motion: TH

    Warsaw EUDC 2016 · Open_Semis · 2016-08-14

  • This house believes that governments should ban their citizens from joining overseas groups fighting against terrorism which are not official military forces.

    28th World Schools Debating Championships 2016 Germany · Open Quarters · 2016-07-28

  • This house supports a ‘scorched earth policy’ approach in combatting ISIS

    Infoslide

    A scorched earth policy is a military strategy that targets anything that might be useful to the enemy while advancing through or withdrawing from an area. Specifically all of the assets that are used or can be used by the enemy are targeted such as food sources transportation communications industrial resources and even the people in the area. The practice can be carried out by the military in enemy territory or in its own home territory. It may overlap with but is not the same as punitive destruction of the enemy’s resources which is done for purely political reasons rather than strategic/operational reasons.

    ASDC 2016 · 4 · 2016-06-07