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The collection contains materials of the 1st Mariupol Constitutional Forum "Human Dignity and Ensuring Human Rights in the Conditions of Social Transformations ", initiated by the Constitutional Court of Ukraine with the support of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine on the occasion

The purpose of the journal is to create a platform for the professional discussion of contemporary problems of constitutionalism by Ukrainian and foreign scientists; exchange of experience and the results of scientific research between Ukrainian and European constitutionalists.Special issue (part 2)

The purpose of the journal is to create a platform for the professional discussion of contemporary problems of constitutionalism by Ukrainian and foreign scientists; exchange of experience and the results of scientific research between Ukrainian and European constitutionalists.This issue of the

Nitric acid is one of the most important products of the chemical industry. It is produced in very large quantities and is widely used both in non-ferrous metallurgy and for the production of nitrogen fertilizers, plastics, organic dyes and medicinal substances. In the case of uncontrolled release, the substance poses a major threat to human health and life.

Modern industry and utilities use chlorine extensively, notably as disinfectant, but also in production of paints and pharmaceuticals. In case of a spillage, it poses a significant threat to human health and life.

Mercury is widely used in medicine, electrical appliances and metallurgy. However, mercury vapor is extremely harmful to all life forms.

Ammonia is one of the most frequently used agents in the modern chemical industry, it can be used to produce fertilizers, but also you can find it in facilities where there’s a need to store significant amounts of refrigerated food. In case of a spillage, it poses a significant threat to human health and life.

The concept of countering chemical threats is highly relevant for Ukraine, which has a large number of high-risk chemical facilities. Potential risks are significantly higher today, when plants, enterprises and storehouses can be targeted or even accidentally damaged during hostilities.  A resulting spillage (release) of hazardous chemicals poses a threat to human health, life, and to the environment. This leaflet produced by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine provides a number of practical tips that will help civilians to recognize chemical threat, take safety measures and provide first aid in case of poisoning. 

The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine together with the State Emergency Service of Ukraine developed this set of training materials to supplement the «Recommendations on the development of modular training programme for junior, middle and senior management staff of the State Emergency Service of

The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine together with the State Emergency Service of Ukraine developed a set of training materials to supplement the «Recommendations on the development of a modular training programme for junior, middle and senior management staff of the SES of Ukraine involved in