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Journal Article
Counterterrorism policy is incoherent and ill conceived
2017
Overview
Godlee asks whether doctors should engage with counterterrorism. 1 As a doctor who worked through much of the terrorism in Northern Ireland, where paramilitaries killed over 3200 people, I am bemused, disturbed, and increasingly appalled at the over-reaction to the limited terrorist threat in Britain. Since 2005, no terrorist has used a firearm or explosives in Britain, and only six people have been murdered. Young Muslim men will start to ponder the risks of going to see a doctor if there is a strong chance they could be \"shopped\" to the state for arbitrary and non-medical reasons.
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BMJ Publishing Group LTD
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