‘Almost 1.5 years have passed in Poland a systemic coup. In the beginning, public media were attacked, despite the Constitutional Court's rulings. The prosecution was then attacked, the National Prosecutor was dismissed illegally, as the Constitutional Court besides ruled. The Presidents of the General Court were then dealt with, despite the decisions of the Constitutional Court. Later, the ultimate Court, then the National Judicial Council, the Constitutional Court or the National Bank of Poland, was dealt with," said Bogdan Święczkowski, president of the Constitutional Court in the walls of the Academy of Social and Media Culture in Toruń during a conference entitled "Human Rights in a Time of the regulation of Law Crisis".
Bogdan Święczkowski stressed that “we live in very dark times, very bad and gloomy times.”
It is worth meeting, uniting, talking to each other, especially those communities of the judiciary, which are subject to tremendous force and, in fact, the rulers want to bring about annihilation of the most crucial for the democratic state of the law of the institutions
“He said.
‘In Poland there is simply a systemic coup”
Let us remember that the political coup in Poland is almost 1.5 years old. Let us remember that the public media was attacked at first, despite the Constitutional Court's rulings. The prosecution was then attacked, the National Prosecutor was dismissed illegally, as the Constitutional Court besides ruled. The Presidents of the General Court were then dealt with, despite the decisions of the Constitutional Court. Later, the ultimate Court was dealt with, then the National Judicial Council, the Constitutional Court or the National Bank of Poland.
— mentioned the president of the Constitutional Court.
He pointed out that “the leaders want to change the strategy of the Republic of Poland in specified a way as to be able to accomplish their political goals”.
Which do not agree with my deepest belief in the ration of the State of the Republic and aim to limit sovereignty
“He said.
And our task here as Poles is to guarantee that our country is simply a sovereign state and that it pursues the basic intent for which it exists, i.e. it works for the common good, so that the rights of citizens of the Republic of Poland are respected. delight remember that all these elements of the coup, of course there are a lot more of them, due to the fact that there is no day that there are no further acts and behaviours that can be assessed in this respect as a crime under Articles 127 or 128 of the Criminal Code. But let us remember that all of these actions truly agree with fundamental rights and civilian liberties
“ Bogdan Święczkowski pointed out.
Discreditation of the Polish judiciary
He said that "the failure to enforce decisions of the Constitutional Court causes that tens or hundreds of thousands of Poles do not receive the funds due to them, they cannot implement any of their subject rights or objects."
So in fact, this power, which uses clichés, carrying white and red hearts in jackets, actually accomplishes completely different goals. In my deepest opinion, unrelated to the interest of the Republic of Poland and contrary to the principles of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. Recently, it has been attempted through various European bodies to discredit the Polish justice system, including the Constitutional Court or the ultimate Court or universal courts. The authorities of the European Union, which dare to call themselves tribunals, but are only average political bodies of the European Union, are trying to enter straight into the sovereignty of the Republic of Poland. This means that civilian rights, human rights will be implemented as they think, not as is the Polish constitution, to which we may have a number of reservations. After all, the Polish Constitution of 1997 was the consequence of a compromise
— he said, adding that “it would be essential to change it, but it should and can only be done in a constitutional manner”.
You can't break the Constitution without changing it in the light of the spotlights of the law, and that's what happens. I'm glad we're actually starting a series of conferences, different judicial, prosecutorial and another legal groups, to effort together to halt this process of degradation of the Polish state, the Polish constitution, our civilian rights and to halt democratically, to halt these unlawful actions which have been taking place for the last 1 and a half years
“the president of the Constitutional Court noted.
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