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Civil Partnerships. Kotula: PSL Colleagues, Read the Bill and Stop Making Politics Out of People’s Suffering
“I don’t understand why a conservative party isn’t fighting for the formalization of relationships and the security of families. Leaving people in legal limbo seems cruel,” says Minister Katarzyna Kotula in an interview with OKO.press. She responds to the arguments of coalition partners from PSL, who oppose the introduction of the civil partnerships bill.
The Venice Commission has issued an opinion on the Polish judiciary.
“Minister of Justice Adam Bodnar stated, ‘The Venice Commission supports the direction of the reforms in the Polish judiciary and views them favorably. At the same time, it has provided its comments and suggestions.'”
Pegasus Investigation Commission: Former CBA Head Fails to Appear for Hearing
During Ernest Bejda’s tenure as head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA), the use of the Pegasus surveillance system was initiated. The commission remains confident that they will eventually succeed in questioning Bejda.
Interview of the former President of the ICC, Judge Piotr Hofmański [EJIL:Talk! interview]
On 13 March 2024, a few days after completing his term as President of the ICC, I conducted the following interview with Judge Piotr Hofmański. It was a wide-ranging conversation which has been edited and condensed for publication.
Attack on judiciary in Poland was planned and successful. Stefan Batory Foundation legal expert group reports
Report of the Stefan Batory Foundation Legal Expert Group on the impact of the judiciary reform in Poland in 2015-2018