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Freedom House “Freedom in the World” 2019 report ranks independence of the judiciary in Poland

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17 July 2019

Freedom House “Freedom in the World” 2019 report ranks independence of the judiciary in Poland

An annual report by the NGO Freedom House summarizes key developments surrounding the independence of the judiciary in 2018. Poland scored 1 out of 4 on this measure.

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Freedom House Report “Nations in Transit” 2018 – a dramatic decline of Poland’s Democracy Score

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15 November 2018

Freedom House Report “Nations in Transit” 2018 – a dramatic decline of Poland’s Democracy Score

The report “Nations in Transit” published yearly by Freedom House analyses key factors of democratic rule in the post-communist countries in Europe and Central Asia. In the 2018 edition, Poland recorded the largest category declines and the second-largest Democracy Score decline in the history of the Report

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Freedom House Report “Nations in Transit” 2017 – Poland’s democracy score declines

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3 April 2017

Freedom House Report “Nations in Transit” 2017 – Poland’s democracy score declines

The report “Nations in Transit”, published yearly by Freedom House, analyses key factors of democratic rule in post-communist countries in Europe and Central Asia. The report’s 2017 edition shows a clear decline of democracy in Poland. The country was doing worse in the fields of National Democratic Governance, Judicial Framework and Independence, Independent Media, Civil Society and Local Democratic Governance

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