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300,000 Pages of Truth About Ziobro’s Justice Fund—and 100 Flash Drives
“We have come to understand the workings of the Justice Fund mainly thanks to the efforts of journalists—not from the documents left behind by our predecessors,” said Deputy Minister of Justice Zuzanna Rudzińska-Bluszcz.
Where are we after a year of restoring the rule of law? [DEBATE]
Rebuilding the rule of law is both a challenge and an opportunity to demonstrate to other countries emerging from authoritarianism that it can be done. Where do we stand now? What picture emerges from the legal changes and battles, as detailed in OKO.press?
What will the government do with the plethora of valuable comments from the citizens’ hearing? [Migration Strategy]
“We have given a lot of substantive content, and we hope the government will notice and use it,” he said. The government announced the formal establishment of a working group to which it will invite civil society representatives. The civic hearing on Poland’s migration strategy included a number of important voices
Dr. Machińska: The Romanowski Case Will Set International Boundaries for the Abuse of Immunity
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has never dealt with such serious and well-documented allegations against one of its members. The regulations did not account for this. But now, due to the abuses that occurred during the PiS government’s tenure in the Polish Ministry of Justice, these regulations will be clarified,” says Dr. Hanna Machińska.
The authorities discourage active citizens in Poland with senseless lawsuits
The police are harassing people taking part in protests that are dangerous to the authorities. But for the time being, for example, demonstration in defence of the rights of those thrown out at the border into the forest posts little risk. Because public opinion is on the side of the ruling party. Things were different in the case of the women’s strike.