Tag: freedom of assembly

2017 Independence Day March in Warsaw and freedom of assembly in Poland

author

Jacek Dubois

date

22 November 2017

2017 Independence Day March in Warsaw and freedom of assembly in Poland

Expressing opinions opposing the authorities draws repressions. Supporting the authorities ensures impunity. Inequality of treatment becomes a fact

The President did not start the constitutional debate. An open society has on-going debates

author

Marcin Matczak

date

14 November 2017

The President did not start the constitutional debate. An open society has on-going debates

The President doesn’t open the constitutional debate, he narrows it. Women who took the Black Protest to the streets, protesters against the assault on courts – that was the debate

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27.02.2020

Ziobro’s prosecution service wants to charge Judge Tuleya for a judgment critical of PiS party

24.02.2020

Wyrzykowski: 5 lessons from the constitutional reality in Poland and Hungary

21.02.2020

Łętowska: It was a “cooperative”, and the judges were co-opted to offer support. A new Council must be chosen

20.02.2020

Commissioner for Human Rights Adam Bodnar: On the Anatomy of the Crime Against the Polish Judiciary

12.02.2020

Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber to euthanise the Supreme Court’s own resolution

11.02.2020

“Constitutional Tribunal has virtually been abolished,” announce retired judges

Mariusz Jałoszewski - 27.02.2020

Ziobro’s prosecution service wants to charge Judge Tuleya for a judgment critical of PiS party

Mirosław Wyrzykowski - 24.02.2020

Wyrzykowski: 5 lessons from the constitutional reality in Poland and Hungary

Rule of Law - 21.02.2020

Łętowska: It was a “cooperative”, and the judges were co-opted to offer support. A new Council must be chosen

Adam Bodnar - 20.02.2020

Commissioner for Human Rights Adam Bodnar: On the Anatomy of the Crime Against the Polish Judiciary

Rule of Law - 12.02.2020

Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber to euthanise the Supreme Court’s own resolution

Rule of Law - 11.02.2020