Fight against terror

Using terrorism is forbidden under French law, International law, European law and under many regional treaties.

Furthermore, many countries have introduced a ban on terrorism under their criminal domestic legislation.

Some of these measures take into account the reparation of the victims as well as their place in the legal proceedings.

However the debate surrounding the definition of terrorism remains a controversial issue which arouses a range of reactions.

Finally the issue of the responsibility of the heads of state has yet to be resolved. Even today the jurisdiction at both domestic and international levels favours granting them complete and absolute immunity.

	S.O.S. Attentats fights against this outdated interpretation.
	S.O.S. Attentats calls on states to decide on a fair and complete reparation for the victims of terrorism, regardless of their nationality, where the attack took place and the authors of these acts- in other words without discrimination.
	S.O.S. Attentats asks states to include the crime of terrorism under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court.

With regard to these objectives, S.O.S. Attentats calls for international solidarity and aims to create a genuine network of associations, uniting victims of terrorism from all over the world.