The ECHR ruling does not challenge Poland’s ban on eugenic abortion, only the way it was introduced
It remains the position of the Strasbourg Court that the Convention does not confer a right to abortion.
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The CJEU Now Says EU Member States Must Recognize Same-Sex “Marriages”
The CJEU judgment is yet another example of a lack of respect for the competences of the Member States and of creating artificial conflicts between the EU and the Member States.
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Case Law in Selected EU Member States on Constitutional Supremacy over EU Law
The European Commission announced on Friday the launch of infringement proceedings against Slovakia over the country’s constitutional amendment reaffirming the primacy of its constitution over EU law. However, several major EU countries have, in the past, affirmed the same principle through rulings by their own top courts.
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Together in defense of sovereignty – Polish-Romanian conference in Bucharest
The event took place at the Romanian Parliament and was another international meeting during which the Ordo Iuris Institute presented its publications on the threats to sovereignty posed by the European bureaucracy.
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Full house in Paris – Ordo Iuris and MCC presented a vision for reform of the European Union
The French presentation of the “Great Reset” report brought together representatives of all strands of the right, confirming the growing interest in an alternative, conservative vision for Europe’s future.
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In Bratislava, on the Protection of Life and Building a Christian Civilization. Conferences with the Participation of Ordo Iuris
On Friday and Saturday, two international conferences will be held in Bratislava on the protection of life, natural law, and building a society based on Christian values.
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Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court overturns the Voivodeship Administrative Court’s ruling regarding the Warsaw City Hall’s ideological program
The practical consequences of combating “discrimination on the basis of gender identity or expression” may create situations in which employees at service establishments would be required to use preferred pronouns, including those that do not align with biological sex or are gender-neutral.
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Abortion and surrogacy violate women’s rights – Ordo Iuris statement to the UN
Phenomena such as abortion, surrogacy, or the redefinition of womanhood essentially undermine women’s rights and their safety.
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Jerzy Kwaśniewski: We’re joining forces. Fidei Defensor Association joins Ordo Iuris
Observing the government’s discriminatory policy against Christians and anticipating the mass, forced relocation of culturally foreign migrants, we can be certain that the defense of Christians, our churches, places of worship, and the rights of believers must rise to a new level of effectiveness and systematicity.
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Persecuted for Defending Christians: A Conversation with Fidei Defensor’s Adam S. (Video)
Fidei Defensor and Ordo Iuris together in defense of Christians – A conversation about the persecution faced by an association specializing in the defense of Christians at the hands of Donald Tusk’s government, and about how Fidei Defensor intends to continue its work.
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Toward sovereignty and Polish soft power. A few remarks after President Karol Nawrocki’s speech at the UN
The president’s voice is a sign that Poland’s liberal revolution of 1989 is waning, despite the fact that, amid the dialectical convulsions of party democracy, it has once again gained a bit of power (under Donald Tusk), which it consistently uses—as revolutions do—to destroy.
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Great Reset, Paris, 04.11.2025
Remettre la souveraineté nationale au cœur de l’UE avec une contre-proposition radicale au projet de centralisation de l’UE adopté par le Parlement européen en novembre 2023.
