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19.06.2024

“The perpetrators of the constitutional crisis will face consequences” – A Declaration by the Legal Community

· A meeting of representatives of the Polish legal community took place in the Collegium Intermarium’s auditorium, where the participants adopted a declaration of agreement on June 15.

· Its signatories are opposed to the current authorities’ disregard for the constitutional principles of the Republic of Poland through, among other things, questioning the independence of the courts and the independence of judges, as well as by taking over the prosecutors’ offices and the public media.

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How is Poland “restoring the rule of law”? At the request of Ordo Iuris, the Ministry of Justice has made their Action Plan available

– The Ministry of Justice has made available to the Ordo Iuris Institute the Action Plan on Restoring the Rule of Law.

– This document was presented to the EU Member States and the European Commission by the Minister of Justice at a meeting of the Council of the European Union in February of this year.

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Civil liberties

07.06.2024

€30,000 for ordinance to take down crosses in Warsaw benefited to foundation managed by mayor’s attorney and anti-Church activists

 ·      Warsaw City Hall has responded to mass complaints against Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski’s ordinance banning the displa

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Civil liberties

29.05.2024

An Empire of Europe or a Europe of Nations? Hermann Tertsch, Lorenzo Bernasconi, Jean Messiha, and Jerzy Kwaśniewski discuss the planned reform of the EU treaties

A European discussion panel conducted by the Ordo Iuris Institute as part of a conference on the future of Europe organized by TVMN in Warsaw on May 20. The 50-minute-long discussion was centered on the project of reform of the EU treaties adopted by the European Parliament last November and then approved by the Council of the EU in December.

It was moderated by Ordo Iuris Communication Director Olivier Bault and it gathered four participants from four different countries:

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‘Impartiality’ Is Not ‘Neutrality’: A Polemic against the Liberal View

A considerable portion of the public which can be generally described as liberal accepts the decision by Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski to remove religious symbols from Warsaw offices as uncontroversial.

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Ordo Iuris at the CPAC conference in Budapest

· An international conference of conservative circles - CPAC Hungary - took

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