After the Chernobyl disaster of 1986 and the subsequent consequences of the concealment of vital environmental information from the public, newly‐independent Ukraine felt very strongly about the public’s right to environmental information. This led to this right being enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine (1996) and Ukraine becoming one of the very first countries to ratify the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision Making, and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (Aarhus Convention, Convention) in 1999.
Successes and Challenges in Upholding Aarhus Principles in Times of War: Civil Society Report on the Implementation of the Aarhus Convention in Ukraine, 2021-2024
authors: Yelyzaveta Aleksyeyeva, Solomiia Baran, Olha Melen‑Zabramna, Yuliia Frantsishkevych‑Vyrsta, Askad Ashurbekov, Felix Khrustaliov, Marcela Černochová, Zuzana Vachůnová, Martin Skalský
format: PDF
number of pages: 72
language: English, Ukrainian
date of publishing: 2025
ISBN: 978-80-88508-71-7
24. 09. 2025
, aktualizováno: 15. 11. 2025
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