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"en.20110706.18.3-336-500"2
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"No form of terrorism can be justified in a democratic society, and there is no cause that can legitimise terrorism. The democratic institutions involved therefore have an urgent obligation to adopt all measures necessary to ensure the safety of citizens. Decisions adopted in favour of security often entail the loss of certain freedoms and, in any case, cause inconvenience, annoyance and a change to normal rules of behaviour. It is a sad fact that, among the values of modern societies, security is a value that has to be protected, because it is not guaranteed. Civil aviation security is undoubtedly one of the most important issues for the European Union. The EU’s regulatory framework in the area of aviation security establishes a list of methods and technologies for detection and other checks, but the current legislation has to be amended in order to incorporate security scanners into the list. These scanners seem to be an appropriate means of improving aviation security, contributing to the effectiveness of security controls at EU airports. Detection checks, intelligence services and security services, the exchange of police information and analysis of the human element are key factors forming part of the definition of the concept of aviation security and comprise an integrated whole. It is essential to focus all efforts on protecting democratic values and on combating terrorism, which is a threat to these values."@en1
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