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BRICS nations seek ‘firm’ legal framework against terror

NEW YORK: Strongly condemning recent terror attacks including in India the BRICS member nations sought a firm legal framework under the UN for concerted efforts to fight terrorism effectively and called for expediting negotiations to an international accord against the menace

Updated At : 07:14 PM Sep 21, 2016 IST

The BRICS leaders called for an early conclusion of the negotiations on the Comprehensive Convention against Terrorism. PTI file photo

New York, September 21

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