As part of the “Time for Love” weeks, conferences, film screenings, and prayer meetings were held, among other events. Some of the events were organized by the Ordo Iuris Institute and the Center for Life and Family.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki welcomed the participants of the event in front of the Presidential Palace.
The Hungarian election was marked by attempts at foreign interference from supranational actors, including the European Commission, through the application of the EU Digital Services Act—particularly the use of the Rapid Response System during the electoral period in a way that clearly favored the opposition TISZA party and raises serious concerns for future elections in Europe.
International observers assess that the election on April 12 was held in a free and democratic manner, without serious violations that could have affected the outcome.
The Ordo Iuris Institute emphasizes the need to base humanitarian aid on objective biological criteria to safeguard the rights of women and girls.
Ordo Iuris pointed to the social risks associated with AI, such as the exacerbation of problems known from the previous digital revolution (including loneliness, the weakening of interpersonal relationships, and a decline in critical thinking).
Under Poland’s Constitution and established constitutional practice, a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal assumes office only after taking the oath of office before the head of state.
Representatives of Argentina pointed out that international law does not guarantee the so-called right to abortion, and that the protection of the right to life is of paramount importance.
We wish you that Christ the Lord may fill you with His grace, bless your families with love, and strengthen your entire homeland with a peace that the world cannot give.
Under the banner of protecting democracy, the European Union is rolling out a web of regulations that critics say will curb free expression, sideline conservative voices, and reshape the public sphere through opaque moderation, labeling, and algorithmic controls.
The Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture has sent a formal letter to the Heads of State and Government of all European Union Member States warning that Spain’s planned “extraordinary regularization” of up to 700,000 irregular migrants may trigger serious legal, security, and political consequences for the entire EU.
The monitoring activities of the Liberty Coalition for a Free and Fair Election will focus on the lawful conduct of the elections, as well as on assessing whether Hungarian voters are able to express their political will freely, under democratic conditions and without undue influence.
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