Charity and Security Network report: How the Work of Charities Can Counter Terror

The Charity and Security Network presents How the Work of Charities Can Counter Terror and How U.S. Laws Get in the Way [1]. A December 2009 report based a panel disccsuion event held on March 20, 2009 at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. The report features nonprofit leaders from the U.S., Colombia, Palestinian states and Philippines explain how ill-advised counterterrorism measures diminish the critical work of humanitarian and development groups and exacerbate some of the root causes of terror, such as poverty, religious persecution, and exclusion from the political process.

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