Dr Nick Ridley delivered as part of a global anti-terrorism course at the NATO centre in Turkey.
Date: 30 May 2017
Dr Nick Ridley, senior lecturer in Policing and Security at London Metropolitan University, delivered a lecture on the anti-terrorist course run by the NATO Centre of Excellence-Defence against Terrorism (COEDAT).
The ‘Legal Aspects of Countering Terrorism’ course was delivered at the Centre, which is based in Turkey, from 22-26 May 2017.
Dr Ridley taught as part of a series of lectures taught by academics from around the world. The courses are facilitated by the Turkish army and cover anti-terrorism, legal basis for combatting terrorism, international co-operation and human rights. Participants were military personnel from the differing NATO countries.
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