The international community is looking at how best to prevent individuals from travelling to foreign countries to fight for terrorist organizations.

In Syria and Iraq, a number of people from other countries have been identified as fighting alongside the ISIL or Islamic State radical group.

In September the UN Security Council adopted a resolution that requires all Member States to take strong measures against foreign terrorist fighters.

Work has begun on identifying just how to make the resolution a reality on the ground.

Jean-Paul Laborde is the Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED).

Cristina Silveiro asked him what needs to be done.

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