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Le Bureau des Nations Unies de lutte contre le terrorisme (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵOCT), dans le cadre de son Programme mondial sur la lutte contre les menaces terroristes visant des cibles vuln¨¦rables, a organis¨¦ un atelier de formation ¨¤ Cotonou, au B¨¦nin, du 7 au 9 juillet 2026. L¡¯atelier a ¨¦t¨¦ organis¨¦ en coop¨¦ration¡­

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Countering Terrorist Travel (CT Travel) Programme concluded a three-day coordination visit to the Office of the National Security Adviser¡¯s National Counter-Terrorism Centre and Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in Abuja to advance the implementation of Advance Passenger¡­

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Office of Counter-Terrorism (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵOCT)¡¯s Global Victims of Terrorism Support Programme delivered a keynote presentation at the ITU AI for Good Global Summit on Leveraging AI for Mental Health Support in Crisis Settings, on 7 July 2026. The keynote featured the latest insights and¡­

The proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) in Latin America and the Caribbean poses a growing security risk, with firearms accounting for up to 73% of homicides regionally and 86% of homicides in CARICOM Member States. The proliferation and trafficking of SALW fuel organized crime¡­

This side event, co-organised by the Ministry of Interior of Austria, the AIT, Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵOCT-BSM, and IOM, in cooperation with INTERPOL, will explore current implementation gaps, Member States' capacities, and best practices in deploying human-rights-centered biometric solutions. Biometric technologies have¡­

Co-organised by the Kingdom of Morocco, the Kingdom of Spain, and the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵOCT), this CT Week side event serves as a critical moment for reinforcing the centrality of victims of terrorism within the ninth review of the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy¡­

The ¡®Com Network¡¯, an emerging violent and coercive online network, has raised growing concern among policymakers, practitioners and researchers. Operating across platforms and jurisdictions, this decentralized online ecosystem has been linked to a range of harms, including grooming, sextortion¡­

On the sidelines of the 2026 United Nations Counter-Terrorism Week, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Senegal, Togo, and the agencies of the Integrated Border Stability Mechanism (IBSM) for West Africa co-organized a high-level side event entitled ¡°From Commitment to Impact: Scaling Joint Responses¡­

Extremism, including radicalization and incitement to violence, when conducive to terrorism, continues to represent a complex and evolving transnational challenge, increasingly amplified by digital technologies, online platforms, and emerging tools such as artificial intelligence. Addressing this¡­

As the United Nations continues to strengthen accountability, transparency, and results-based delivery in its counter-terrorism efforts, the development of coherent system-wide monitoring and evaluation tools has become increasingly important. The Unified Results Framework (URF) represents a¡­

As unmanned technologies become cheaper, more capable and widely available, their exploitation by terrorist actors is no longer a future risk, it is a growing reality. From attacks on critical infrastructure to threats against civil aviation and public spaces, the misuse of UAS is reshaping the¡­

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly an operational reality in the field of counter-terrorism. To examine how AI continues to reshape counter-terrorism institutions, decision making, and operational, including with regard to its responsible use, this CT Week side event will explore and¡­