article_snippet: In a damning assessment of the dangers facing Britain, Mr Hammond will say: ‘
article_snippet: He will also speak of 'warped' view human rights activists have taken on the case of jihadi Mohammed Emwazi .
article_snippet: Mr Hammond will also use the speech to criticise the ‘warped’ human rights organisation Cage, which sparked outrage after one of the speech research directors described Mohammed Emwazi as a ‘beautiful young’ man, and praise the ‘dedication’ and ‘brilliance’ of intelligence officers.
article_snippet: Mr Hammond is expected to say: ‘The responsibility for acts of terror rests with those who commit acts of terror.
article_snippet: But a huge burden of responsibility also lies with those who act as apologists for those who act as apologists for them.
highlights_snippet: Mr Hammond is to make the comments at Royal United Services Institute .