Rule of law & Sovereignty

    A Sanctions List in the Hands of a Minister. Ordo Iuris: A Bill That Threatens Freedom of Speech and Property in Poland
    October 23, 2026

    A Sanctions List in the Hands of a Minister. Ordo Iuris: A Bill That Threatens Freedom of Speech and Property in Poland

    The Polish government’s bill on restrictive measures creates a national…
    The Right Has Failed: Abortion Bills Pass Poland’s Sejm
    October 21, 2026

    The Right Has Failed: Abortion Bills Pass Poland’s Sejm

    The Sejm, Poland’s lower house of parliament, has passed two…
    Poland’s President Vetoes Act on Execution of ECtHR Judgments. Justification in Line with Ordo Iuris Recommendations
    October 16, 2026

    Poland’s President Vetoes Act on Execution of ECtHR Judgments. Justification in Line with Ordo Iuris Recommendations

    President of Poland Karol Nawrocki has vetoed the act on…
    Polish Prosecutors Descend on the Constitutional Tribunal over a Former Minister’s Complain
    October 16, 2026

    Polish Prosecutors Descend on the Constitutional Tribunal over a Former Minister’s Complain

    Two days after Donald Tusk vowed not to retreat “a…
    Poland’s Government Turns the Criminal Law against Lawfully Serving Disciplinary Prosecutors
    October 15, 2026

    Poland’s Government Turns the Criminal Law against Lawfully Serving Disciplinary Prosecutors

    Prosecutors seek to lift the immunity of judges Piotr Schab,…
    Bypassing the Head of State: Tusk’s Government Tries to Take Control of Poland’s Constitutional Court by Installing a Former Minister Without a Presidential Oath
    October 15, 2026

    Bypassing the Head of State: Tusk’s Government Tries to Take Control of Poland’s Constitutional Court by Installing a Former Minister Without a Presidential Oath

    Former minister Maciej Berek read out a Constitutional Tribunal judge’s…
    Tusk Government Admits Human Rights Violations on Its Own, Then Blames Judges Appointed Since 2018 for the Cost
    October 14, 2026

    Tusk Government Admits Human Rights Violations on Its Own, Then Blames Judges Appointed Since 2018 for the Cost

    Poland’s government voluntarily pays ECtHR applicants through friendly settlements and…
    Ordo Iuris to the UN: Independent Courts Should Decide the Limits of Free Speech
    October 9, 2026

    Ordo Iuris to the UN: Independent Courts Should Decide the Limits of Free Speech

    The Ordo Iuris Institute has submitted to the UN Special…
    Ordo Iuris Like the Muslim Brotherhood? Left-Wing Group’s Amendment to European Parliament Resolution Fails
    October 9, 2026

    Ordo Iuris Like the Muslim Brotherhood? Left-Wing Group’s Amendment to European Parliament Resolution Fails

    The European Parliament has adopted the European People’s Party (EPP)…
    Poland’s Constitutional Court Strikes Down the Judge-Vetting Mechanism Brussels Required for Its Recovery Funds
    October 6, 2026

    Poland’s Constitutional Court Strikes Down the Judge-Vetting Mechanism Brussels Required for Its Recovery Funds

    On September 8, 2026, Poland’s Supreme Court again ruled that…
    Over 10,000 Signatures on an Appeal to Veto Poland’s “Strasbourg Law” Delivered to the Chancellery of the President
    October 2, 2026

    Over 10,000 Signatures on an Appeal to Veto Poland’s “Strasbourg Law” Delivered to the Chancellery of the President

    Representatives of Ordo Iuris and the Center for Life and…
    Scanning Correspondence under the Guise of Protecting Children: Negotiations on “Chat Control 2.0” Continue
    September 30, 2026

    Scanning Correspondence under the Guise of Protecting Children: Negotiations on “Chat Control 2.0” Continue

    As negotiations on the final “Chat Control 2.0” regulation continue…