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For more than two years, MEDEL has been observing the process of deterioration of the rule of law in Poland. During this time MEDEL has repeatedly called upon Polish authorities to stop this process, to […]

On 4 June 2018 eight organizations set up KOS. We set up the Justice Defence Committee (KOS) on 4 June 2018, the 29th anniversary of the 1989 elections, which marked the start of Poland’s road to […]

On March 16th, MEDEL organised a conference at the Kammergericht, in Berlin, on the subject: „Independent judiciary in Poland and Europe? An analisys in the light of the recent Polish judicial reform”. The goal of […]

This response to the White Paper compendium presented by the Government of the Republic of Poland to the European Commission was prepared by the Polish Judges Association “Iustitia”, together with a team of experts, in […]

Association of Prosecutors ‘Lex super omnia’ was set up on January 4, 2017. The Association primary objective is to make the Prosecution Service in Poland as a part of the judiciary, a constitutional authority. Furthermore, […]

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STATEMENT Judges of the Supreme Court gathered at the General Assembly on 16 January 2018, declare: 1. Adopted by both chambers of Parliament and signed by the President of the Republic of Poland new laws: […]

With deep concern and regret MEDEL maintains its view presented in the statement of July 18th, 2017 on the reform of the Supreme Court and the Judicial Council in Poland. Unfortunately, the rule of law in Poland […]