U.N. Treaties and Conferences Will Not Stop Terrorism

If the war on terrorism is to be won, America and its allies mustcoordinate their anti-terrorism policies and present a united frontin their willingness to fight terrorism on every level. Even thoughthere is a role for international conventions and treaties in sucha comprehensive campaign, they are far from being the mostimportant or effective means of combating terrorism.

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