In response to the liberal left’s self-proclaimed “militant democracy” in Poland and

• Ordo Iuris and Mathias Corvinus Collegium propose reforms to the European Union to restore national sovereignty and individual freedoms.
• The report offers two scenarios: one based on reforms to EU Treaties, the other on dissolving the EU and restarting cooperation from scratch.
• Key principles include national sovereignty, intergovernmental cooperation, and subsidiarity.
• The report critiques the EU’s growing bureaucracy, undermining national sovereignty, and the imposition of progressive ideologies.

• Over 30,000 signatures were submitted by the Ordo Iuris Institute and the Center for Life and Family urging President Duda to veto the “hate speech” law passed by the Polish parliament on March 26.

• The Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued an opinion in a case involving a same-sex couple’s demand for their German marriage to be recognized as a marriage in Poland.

The Court of Appeals in Lublin, Poland, has upheld the verdict of the Regional Court in Radom, sentencing a gynecologist to one year of imprisonment, suspended for three years. The doctor must also pay PLN 6,000 to the State Treasury in legal costs.

The Ordo Iuris Institute has prepared a guide for hospitals and doctors on how to respond to the Guidelines issued by the Minister of Health and the Attorney General regarding the performance of abortions. According to these Guidelines, the health premise that permits abortion can encompass any aspect of health—both physical and mental—including any health ailment.