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PiS rejects the candidate for the Ombudsman supported by 700 civic organisations

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20 September 2020

PiS rejects the candidate for the Ombudsman supported by 700 civic organisations

PiS deputies did not even hear out the social candidate for the office of Ombudsman Zuzanna Rudzińska-Bluszcz. Even so, they gave her a negative opinion at the parliamentary committee meeting. PiS wants to take over the office of Ombudsman with the help of the Constitutional Tribunal.

Who is going to be the new Commissioner for Human Rights in Poland?

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Anna Wójcik

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27 July 2020

Who is going to be the new Commissioner for Human Rights in Poland?

The Commissioner for Human Rights Adam Bodnar’s five-year term of office ends on 9 September. It is likely that PiS will treat the election of the new Commissioner as a show of hegemony and a symbolic retaliation against Bodnar as well as lawyers and civil society activists involved in the defence of the rule of law, which means there will be a ‘trench warfare’ between the Sejm and Senate in the autumn

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PiS rejects the candidate for the Ombudsman supported by 700 civic organisations

Rule of Law

PiS rejects the candidate for the Ombudsman supported by 700 civic organisations

Who is going to be the new Commissioner for Human Rights in Poland?

Anna Wójcik

Who is going to be the new Commissioner for Human Rights in Poland?

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