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We reveal: Ziobro’s people used Hermes against judges and the media. Also against OKO.press.
Prosecutors under the Law and Justice party used Israeli software, which replaced Pegasus, to gather information about judges from Iustitia and Themis and journalists. Hermes was used against journalists from OKO.press, TVN, Onet, ‘Wyborcza’ and RMF FM. Their entries and articles critical of Ziobra’s people were checked
Trial of five in Hajnówka. They face prison for helping. “We should not be afraid of people in need”.
Trial of five in Hajnówka. They face prison for helping. “We should not be afraid of people in need”.
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?
Penalties for Homophobic Hate Speech? The Government Approves Changes to the Penal Code
Crimes motivated by hatred based on gender, sexual orientation, age, or disability may now be prosecuted ex officio—this is a proposal from the Ministry of Justice that has just been approved by the government.
Court: The Prosecutor’s Office’s Entry into the Office of Disciplinary Officers Schab, Radzik, and Lasota Was Legal
The National Prosecutor’s Office was authorized to forcibly enter the office of Ziobro’s disciplinary officers, located near the neo-NCJ (National Council of the Judiciary). It was also permitted to conduct a search there and seize files related to disciplinary proceedings initiated against independent judges.
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
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 Commissioner for Human Rights Urges Donald Tusk to Consider the Venice Commission’s Opinion on Judicial Reforms
In a letter to Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Ombudsman Marcin Wiącek clarifies that there is no basis for assuming that individuals appointed to judicial positions since 2018 are not legitimate judges and that the rulings they have issued are non-existent.
The Government Published the Migration Strategy, Adding a Clause on “Parliamentary Oversight”
On October 17, the migration strategy was officially published on the government’s website. On Tuesday, the government discussed the strategy, and during the deliberations, a sentence was added to the document regarding parliamentary oversight of asylum-related legislation.