The organiser of the protest condemned the ruling, which she says “violates the constitution, the law, freedom of speech and freedom of religion”.

The organiser of the protest condemned the ruling, which she says “violates the constitution, the law, freedom of speech and freedom of religion”.
Barbara Skrzypek was questioned regarding alleged wrongdoing involving a firm linked to Kaczyński.
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But Tusk admits that the measure does not have the support of all his coalition partners.
Meanwhile, the prosecutor general announced that he does not recognise as legitimate an order by the constitutional court to suspend the move.
Andrzej Duda called for the pair to be immediately released from prison.
Former interior minister Mariusz Kamiński claims to be a “political prisoner”.
Insulting a public official or a constitutional body is a crime in Poland that carries a potential prison sentence of up to two years.
The decision marks a further legal blow to the new government’s efforts to regain control of public media from the former ruling party.
The court called the slogans displayed on the vans “hate speech”.
The government responded by declaring the court’s ruling to have “no legal significance”.
Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki also appealed to the pair to end their hunger strike.
Prosecutors want to bring seven charges against Grzegorz Braun.
Adam Bodnar suggested that the judge who issued the order, a former PiS MP, should not have been allowed to rule on the case.
Tusk said that his government will continue to “restore the legal order, whether someone likes it or not”.