Respect for the rule of law in Poland and Hungary has deteriorated since Brussels opened infringement procedures against the two member states for failing to meet fundamental EU values, MEP’s... read more →
The Polish Supreme Court has said that a draft law that would prevent judges from questioning the government's judicial reforms could lead to Poland having to leave the EU. The... read more →
The Polish government violated EU law when it changed the retirement ages of Polish judges, according to a ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on Tuesday. The decision,... read more →
The President of Iustitia, the Association of Polish Judges, is suing the country’s justice minister over a smear campaign aimed at magistrates that was allegedly orchestrated from within the justice... read more →
Poland’s governing Law and Justice party (PiS) has suffered a drop in support after a scandal erupted involving officials from the justice ministry allegedly orchestrating a online smear campaign against... read more →
The controversial reform of the Supreme Court in Poland reducing the age of retirement for judges 'violates' EU law and the independence of the judiciary, the European Court of Justice... read more →
MEPs on Thursday approved a proposal to deny EU funds to Member States that fail to uphold the rule of law or tolerate fraud and corruption. The proposal, which was... read more →
Polish parliamentarians have voted to reverse legislation that would have forced the early retirement of supreme court judges, in a move that sees Poland comply with a ruling by the... read more →
The European Union Court of Justice (ECJ) has asked Poland to temporarily suspend its controversial reform of the Supreme Court, pending a final judgment, according to a statement released on... read more →
Polish President Andrzej Duda has appointed 27 judges to the Supreme Court of Justice on Wednesday despite objections from the Administrative court, which had ruled that appointments would have to... read more →
