The Ordo Iuris Institute has joined a case against Bulgaria before the European Court of Human Rights as amicus curiae, defending the right of member states to define legal sex according to biological criteria.
The Ordo Iuris Institute is preparing a notification to the prosecutor’s office on the possible commission of a crime by pro-abortion activists.
The President of the Republic of Poland explains that “Las Vegas-style marriages” have no place in a serious country, and that “the recommendations of experts were important in making this decision.”
The European Democracy Shield poses a clear and present danger to the freedom of speech and information within the EU, in particular with regard to conservative speech. It is intended to transform the European internet by making it a safe, heavily moderated space, where the dominant liberal views are promoted.
The key prosecution witness gave extensive testimony concerning the general social situation and media commentary, which largely did not directly relate to the alleged offense.
The U.S. administration accuses international organizations of wasting funds, engaging in actions contrary to U.S. interests, and promoting “progressive ideologies.”
Explaining his decision, Karol Nawrocki pointed to the overly regulatory (going beyond the requirements of the EU regulation) nature of the law and the resulting risks to freedom of speech.
Yet another attempt by the EU-backed left-liberal government of Donald Tusk to equate marriage with civil partnerships.
The resolution calls for the creation of a voluntary EU-level mechanism to finance access to abortion.
Monday’s ruling, by exonerating the pro-migrant activists, sends a catastrophic message: smuggling illegal immigrants into Poland is no longer considered a crime, as long as it is done under the guise of humanitarian motives.