i.
Civil disorder:
This is a form violence geared towards disrupting the normality of a
particular community. it is the interference with the peace, security and normal functioning of a
society.
ii.
Political terrorism: This refers to all forms
of criminal behaviours designed
primarily to generate fear in the
society or any substantial segment of the society for political reasons.
iii.
Non-political terrorism: This type of terrorism has no political undertone. It
is
normally aimed at creating and provoking a high level of fear for coercive
purposes. In this case, the end may
be individual or collective gain or
advantage rather than the realization of the political ambition.
iv.
Quasi-terrorism:
The activities incidental to the commission of crimes of violence that are similar in form and method
to genuine terrorism but which non-the less lack its essential ingredient. It
is not the main purpose of the
quasi-terrorists to indices terror in
the immediate victims as in the case of
genuine terrorism, but the quasi-terrorist uses the modalities and techniques
of the genuine terrorist and produces similar consequences and reaction.
example, the fleeing felon who takes
hostages is a quasi – terrorist, whose
methods are similar to these of the
real terrorist but whose purposes are quite different.
v.
limited political terrorism: It is characterized by a revolutionary approach. it
is referred to act
of which are committed
for ideological or political
motives but which are not parts of concerted campaign to capture control of the
state.
vi.
Official or state terrorism: It refers to nations whose rules is based upon fear
and operation that reach similar to terrorism of such proportions. It may also
be regarded to as structural terrorism.
vii.
religious terrorism: This is performed by groups of
individuals, the motivation of which is typically rooted in faith based
tenets-terrorist act throughout the
countries have been performed on religious grounds with
the hope to either spread or enforce the system of belief, view point or
opinion. religious terrorism does not in itself necessarily define a specific religious stand point or view, but instead usually defines an individuals or a group view point or
interpretation of that belief systems teachings .