Abstract

Bioterrorism poses a multifaceted threat to global security, leveraging the power of biological agents to in still fear, disrupt societies, and inflict widespread harm. This abstract explores the nature of bioterrorism, its ethical implications, global preparedness and response strategies, and the challenges posed by emerging threats and technological advancements. Through a balanced discussion of security imperatives, civil liberties, and the imperative of public education and resilience, this abstract underscores the importance of proactive measures in countering the spectre of bioterrorism. By fostering international cooperation, investing in research and development, and promoting a culture of vigilance and preparedness, we can confront the evolving threat of bioterrorism while upholding the values of peace, security, and human rights