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Repression of Polish judges and prosecutors – report by KOS

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5 March 2019

Repression of Polish judges and prosecutors – report by KOS

The Justice Defence Committee (KOS) published a report entitled “A country that punishes. Pressure and repression of Polish judges and prosecutors”. The main objective of the report is to present how new disciplinary mechanisms in the judiciary and public prosecution service are being used as tools of political pressure and intimidation.

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