Terrorism and Human Rights Syndrome of Violence and Exclusion

Abstract

Daeshreflectedvarious images of extremehatred in dealingwiththosewho are captured by itsfighters. These images take the forms of burning people alive, sellingthem, buryingthem alive and takingthem as slaves. This level of hatreddoes not distinguishbetweenold-aged men, women, youths and children. According to Takafiriterrorism, all deservethistreatment and theyshouldbeuprootedbecausethey are disbelievers.

Daeshis a criminal group whichdoes not recognizehumanrights, ratherit looks athumans as somethingsaleable, burnable and subject to killing, captivity and insult. In this regard, UN and humanrights commissions reports werecrowdedwith the crimes committed by Daeshfighters. Researchcenterswerefounded and securitycouncilresolutionswereissued to stop sponsoring thiscriminal group and to considerthose sponsors as criminal and Daeshacts as crimes againsthumanity.

The otherside of the coin is the case of European and Western militants whojoinDaesh gangs and enter to Syria via Turkishgate. This has provedEurope’sfailure in itsattempts to mergethoseterrorists in the social texture of the European society. Moreover, thisfailureisrealized in the inability to treatthose militants as normal citizens of full aptitude. Theysufferfrommarginalization, unemployment and inferiority. Accordingly, theyfeel of beingisolated and foreign as they are tempted by social media “of simple life and Jihad leading to paradise”. As such, thosefighterswill release theirabhorrence and angeragainstregimestheyfeel of their injustice.

The presentstudyisconcernedwith:

1. Daesh’s crimes and violations of humanrights in the territoriesDaeshoccupied. It is a non-sacredwaragainst Man.
2. Militants whofound in the recruitment to Daesh as a means of salvation from exclusion, but theyfall in a more dangerousmanner.