Why Leaving the WHO Is the Right Choice—and Other Leaders Should Follow Suit After Trump’s and Milei’s Decisions
As an organization established to foster health, the WHO has defined health in such vague terms that it can mean virtually anything.
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Despite Pro-Abortion Protests in Poland After 2021 Maternal Death, Medical Errors—Not Laws—Were to Blame; Poland Maintains One of the Lowest Maternal Mortality Rates
The instrumental use by pro-abortion circles of the tragedy that took place in a hospital in Pszczyna had essentially one goal: to convince the public that the ban on killing unborn children on the basis of suspected defects or diseases, introduced by the Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling of 2020 (concerning Article 4a(1)(2) of the Family Planning Act) poses a threat to women’s lives.
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The UN and abortion: how concessions turn into permanent international pressure
We are witnessing growing pressure on countries with conservative values in the particularly sensitive area of abortion regulation.
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Jerzy Kwaśniewski: A frontal attack on marriage in Catholic Poland
Last fall, the Government Legislation Center published a draft “law on registered civil partnerships” pushed by Minister for Equality Katarzyna Kotula, granting same-sex cohabiting couples privileges reserved for married couples.
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Countries defy the ECHR: Is the end of ‘human rights’ in Europe approaching?
Amidst a heated election campaign in Poland, observers have witnessed a ground-breaking and unprecedented event—an open letter from representatives of nine countries addressed to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), calling for a “new interpretation” of the 1950 Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
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MEPs Met With Victims of Donald Tusk’s “Militant Democracy” at Ordo Iuris Headquarters in Warsaw
A group of politicians from Spain, Hungary, and Portugal arrived in Warsaw on a fact-finding mission to investigate reports of breaches of democratic principles and the rule of law that have been occurring for over a year and a half under the guise of the so-called “restoration of the rule of law” through methods of so-called “militant democracy.”
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What are the WHO’s priorities? Young women in the shadow of the pharmaceutical lobby
The World Health Organization (WHO) has published the WHO guideline on preventing early pregnancy and poor reproductive outcomes among adolescents in low- and middle-income countries.
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Donald Tusk Threatens the Defenders of Poland’s Borders!
The sincerity of Donald Tusk and his ministers must be judged by their effectiveness in resisting the EU Migration Pact—and that effectiveness is glaringly absent.
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Magdalena Majkowska: State Authorities Bring Tragedy to Polish Families
The tragic death of 4-month-old Oskar moved all of Poland. The Ordo Iuris Institute represents his mother, and through our efforts, we have already begun restoring justice. But what does it matter that Ms. Magdalena is now out of prison, if nothing can bring back her son’s life?
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Third Constitutional Tribunal Ruling in poland Declaring reduction of Religious Education Unconstitutional
The Constitutional Court issued a ruling today in case number U 2/25, declaring unconstitutional the decree of the Minister of Education of January 17, 2025 on the organization of religious lessons in public schools.
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Manipulated by Trans Activists, She “Changed Her Sex.” A Polish Court Restores Her Biological Sex in Documents
The Regional Court in Świdnica issued a ruling on the restoration of the biological sex in identity documents of a woman who had previously undergone legal and medical “transition.”
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Discussing the Proposal to Restore Member State Sovereignty in the European Parliament
The document titled “The Great Reset: Restoring the Sovereignty of Member States in the European Union” was distributed this week to many MEPs, Brussels officials, and CJEU judges.
