Conference at the Supreme Court entitled “Modern technologies in the criminal process and detection activities vs. citizens’ rights and freedoms”
On 20 September 2012 in the building of the Supreme Court conference entitled “Modern technologies in the criminal process and detection activities vs. citizens’ rights and freedoms” was organized by the Supreme Court, the Polish Platform for Homeland Security, and – for the first time this year – the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights. The
Opening of the Spatial Orientation Park in Owinska
The facility, first in Poland and most likely the only one in Europe, created with the involvement of the Polish Platform for Homeland Security, will benefit blind and visually impaired persons in their learning of spatial orientation and participation in traffic, to include in urban areas. The Park is equipped with facilities that imitate real
“Nuclear Energy in Poland” – a new monograph edited by dr Zbigniew Rau and Professor Kazimierz Jelen
The publication presents the pros and cons of the development of nuclear energy in Poland and globally. Nuclear Energy in Poland is a nearly monumental publication containing 54 articles. It should be in the library of every person interested in this problem, regardless of his or her professional involvement or knowledge. The monograph is intended
Report from the meeting organized to inaugurate the development project on the safety of blind and visually impaired person in road traffic
The project, performed in the framework of the Polish Platform for Homeland Security and led by Professor Ewa Guzik-Makaruk from the University of Bialystok, comprises two parts: a legal one and a technological one. The legal part, consisting of a criminal-law, criminological, and victimological area, is to be performed by the Law Faculty of the
Secure Euro 2012 – technology demonstation at the Copernicus Science Centre
The purpose of 20-minute show is presentation of equipment, technological capabilities and interoperability of services and procedures for the formations responsible for safety and security. The scenario event is based on a simulated attempt to illegally cross the state border by individuals and cargo with dangerous substance that can be used to carry out a
SRC’11 the biggest European event on security research on 19th – 21st of September in Warsaw!
The event is part of the official agenda of Poland s turn at the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second half of 2011. The Security Research Conference is an annual meeting organized by the member country holding the EU presidency at a given time. The first conference was held
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