Rule of law & Sovereignty

    Who Decides Who Judges in Poland? A Prime Minister’s Signature Becomes a Tool to Block the Courts
    August 4, 2026

    Who Decides Who Judges in Poland? A Prime Minister’s Signature Becomes a Tool to Block the Courts

    Poland’s Ministry of Justice and National Council of the Judiciary…
    Rule of Law at the Mercy of the Electoral Calendar: Ordo Iuris Publishes an Analysis of the Seventh EU Rule of Law Report
    August 3, 2026

    Rule of Law at the Mercy of the Electoral Calendar: Ordo Iuris Publishes an Analysis of the Seventh EU Rule of Law Report

    On July 17, 2026, the European Commission published its seventh…
    Constitutional Tribunal: Transcription of Records Formalizing Same-Sex Unions Is Contrary to Poland’s Constitution
    July 28, 2026

    Constitutional Tribunal: Transcription of Records Formalizing Same-Sex Unions Is Contrary to Poland’s Constitution

    Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal ruled today that the regulation of the…
    The Ordo Iuris Institute Intervenes in a Precedent-Setting Case on the Deportation of a Jihadist to Tunisia
    July 22, 2026

    The Ordo Iuris Institute Intervenes in a Precedent-Setting Case on the Deportation of a Jihadist to Tunisia

    The Ordo Iuris Institute has joined, as amicus curiae, a…
    Abortion and Transcription of Same-Sex Unions – Candidate for Poland’s Commissioner for Human Rights Chooses European Court Rulings over the Constitution
    July 16, 2026

    Abortion and Transcription of Same-Sex Unions – Candidate for Poland’s Commissioner for Human Rights Chooses European Court Rulings over the Constitution

    During the public hearing of the candidates for Poland’s Commissioner…
    Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Crisis Deepens: A Disputed New Judge and a Blocked General Assembly
    July 10, 2026

    Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Crisis Deepens: A Disputed New Judge and a Blocked General Assembly

    The Sejm’s election of Sławomir Patyra to Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal…
    Two Court Defeats in a Week for Poland’s Justice Minister as Supreme Court Defends Judicial Independence
    July 10, 2026

    Two Court Defeats in a Week for Poland’s Justice Minister as Supreme Court Defends Judicial Independence

    The Supreme Court overturned Justice Minister Żurek’s unlawful order suspending…
    Poland’s Ministry of Family Pressures State Institutions and Services to Recognize Foreign Same-Sex Unions as “Marriages”
    July 9, 2026

    Poland’s Ministry of Family Pressures State Institutions and Services to Recognize Foreign Same-Sex Unions as “Marriages”

    Ordo Iuris reveals documents showing that Poland’s Ministry of Family…
    Does the Presidium of Poland’s National Council of the Judiciary Signal an Attempt to Remove Judges in Breach of the Constitution?
    July 8, 2026

    Does the Presidium of Poland’s National Council of the Judiciary Signal an Attempt to Remove Judges in Breach of the Constitution?

    The Presidium of Poland’s National Council of the Judiciary (NCJ)…
    “Civil Partnerships” on the President’s Desk: Ordo Iuris Opinion and Call for a Veto
    July 6, 2026

    “Civil Partnerships” on the President’s Desk: Ordo Iuris Opinion and Call for a Veto

    The Polish Senate has passed, without amendments, the Act on…
    The Geneva Trap: Why Poland Must Answer for a UN Resolution It Helped Write
    July 2, 2026

    The Geneva Trap: Why Poland Must Answer for a UN Resolution It Helped Write

    A new UN resolution on child marriage, co-sponsored by Poland,…
    Stop Civil Partnerships: 62,000 Signatures Submitted at the Chancellery of the President of Poland
    July 2, 2026

    Stop Civil Partnerships: 62,000 Signatures Submitted at the Chancellery of the President of Poland

    The Ordo Iuris Institute and the Center for Life and…