| | Terrorism |
| | 0,19 | | MB |
| | 19 | | stron |
| | 6283 | | ID | Federal Public Service Public Health, Food Chain Security and Environment |
| | 2003 | | rok |
| | Abstract |
| | Terrorism comes in different forms and from various origins; via the media we hear it every day. |
| | The West needed the shock of the events of 11 September to become conscious of its |
| | vulnerability. As a democracy in which one can freely move around, Europe was evidently not |
| | saved from the threat. |
| | Next to the political or international measures aiming to fight terrorism or to deprive it of its means |
| | to produce weapons, measures to protect the civil population have been taken. |
| | Those protective measures are based essentially on the principle of fully exploiting existing |
| | structures and contain specific measures (for example the smallpox vaccination) as well as |
| | aspecific measures aiming to organize the information, coordination and communication between the |
| | existing structures, and to do this at national, European and international level. |
| | Keywords: Terrorism, bioterrorism, biological warfare. |