In early April, the Ordo Iuris Institute published a report indicating the legal means by which Poland could free itself from the European Green Deal (here in Polish).
The candidate supported last Sunday by all the Right for the second round of the Polish presidential election had promised that he would veto any law that liberalizes abortion.
In May of this year, the World Health Assembly, the WHO’s highest decision-making body, ultimately decided to adopt the so-called Pandemic Agreement.
There is a lot of hard work ahead of us, though.
The event at the Constitutional Tribunal was organized by the Ordo Iuris Institute, the Independent Association of Prosecutors “Ad Vocem,” and the National Association of Judges “Judges of the Republic of Poland.”
The Second Pan-African Conference on Family Values is organized by the African Christian Professionals Forum.
The club aims to serve as a hub for intellectual, spiritual, and social formation inspired by Christian civilization.
On April 29, the administration of President Donald Trump celebrated its first 100 days in office.
Representatives of the Ordo Iuris Institute will participate in the Pan-African Conference on Family Values.
We are mobilizing law enforcement agencies to prosecute abortionists, and we have also prepared a motion to the Constitutional Court, which should lead to the systemic exclusion of any possibility of killing children under any pretext in Polish hospitals.
It is the implementation of the Tusk government’s guidelines that led to the late-term abortion in Oleśnica, where a baby was killed at nine months of pregnancy.
On the occasion of Easter, we send you our heartfelt wishes.
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