01944nam a2200217   4500001000700000010001800007090001100025100004100036101000800077200011000085210006400195215001700259300013900276330107300415606003901488606003001527606002001557710002001577955001101597995011801608392329  a9789295078765  a392329  a20140120d2013       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aEuropol reviewbRecurso eletrónicoegeneral report on Europol activities [2012]fEuropean Police Office  aLuxembourgcPublications Office of the European Uniond2013  a80 p.d30 cm  aFicheiro em formato pdf (6,29 MB). Disponível em: https://www.europol.europa.eu/content/europol-review-2012 (acedido em 20-01-2014).  aForeword. Executive summary. 1. About Europol. 1.1 Mission, vision and priorities. 1.2 Europol Management Board. 1.3 Resources. 1.4 Europol headquarters. 2. How Europol works. 2.1 Europol National Units. 2.2 Secure communication infrastructure. 2.3  SIENA - Secure Information Exchange Network Application 2.4 EIS - Europol Information System. 2.5 Crime analysis. 2.6 EU centre for law enforcement expertise. 2.7 Data protection. 3. Europol operational activities. 3.1 Drugs. 3.2 Trafficking in human beings. 3.3 Facilitated illegal immigration. 3.4 Cybercrime. 3.5 Intellectual property crime. 3.6 Cigarette smuggling. 3.7 Euro counterfeiting. 3.8 VAT fraud. 3.9 Money laundering and asset tracing. 3.10 Mobile organised crime groups. 3.11 Outlaw motorcycle gangs. 3.12 Terrorism. 4. Europol’s reach. 4.1 EU Member States’ law enforcement agencies. 4.2 Europol’s external cooperation. 4.3 European Police Chiefs Convention. 5. Moving forward. 5.1 Strategy and goals. 5.2 Looking ahead. Annex — Number of EU law enforcement agents employed in EU Member States.  aRELATÓRIO DE ACTIVIDADES9320197  aRELATÓRIO ANUAL9299235  aEUROPOL9103050  aEUROPOL9103050  xOferta  104PJCD_241_00000000000000052022-06-066PJCD2419424573aPJcPJfPJ1CD241_40kPJCD241n2022-06-06o0rMOxOferta