storage of such objects should be developed so that customs and border controls can be harmonized to prevent their transnational movement, except for established lawful purposes. "К. Protection of the iudiciary and of criminal justice personnel "22. States should adopt measures and policies aimed at the effective protection of the judiciary and of criminal justice personnel, including jurors and lawyers involved in trials of terrorism cases, and should also co-operate between themselves in the implementation of such measures. "L. Protection of victims "23. States should establish appropriate mechanisms for the protection, and introduce relevant legislation for the assistance, of victims of terrorism, in accordance with the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power. 104/ "24. International norms concerning the subject referred to in the previous paragraph should also be elaborated. "M. Protection of witnesses "25. States should adopt measures and policies aimed at the effective protection of witnesses of terrorist acts. "26. States with experience in the field of witness protection programmes should consider lending assistance to other States contemplating similar programmes. "N. Treatment of offenders "27. Among the aims of criminal law are deterrence, prevention and the resocialization of offenders, but such aims can seldom be achieved with respect to ideologically motivated offenders. It is therefore recommended that studies should be undertaken concerning the treatment of such offenders, that programmes should be designed for them during their imprisonment, and that alternative measures of correction and programmes oriented to social defence should be developed. "28. Consideration should be given to the establishment of a uniform standard of penalties to be imposed on terrorists in different countries in order to eliminate significant disparities. "29. Such offenders must be treated without discrimination and in accordance with internationally recognized human rights standards and norms, as enunciated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 105/ the 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on the legal and social aspects of terrorism, discussing measures to protect individuals and communities affected by terrorism, as well as the treatment of offenders. It seems to be more concerned with the human impact of terrorism rather than the economic or environmental aspects.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations