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Grupa Granica: October – November 2022. Summary and challenges
13.12.2022
Grupa Granica: October – November 2022. Summary and challenges
The rights of migrants
Kyrgyzstan: Corruption-busting journalist facing prison after new punitive charges
05.05.2022
Kyrgyzstan: Corruption-busting journalist facing prison after new punitive charges
Human rights defenders, Freedom of speech
Pandemic versus freedom of assembly. The European Court of Human Rights to assess a possible Poland’s infringement
20.04.2022
Pandemic versus freedom of assembly. The European Court of Human Rights to assess a possible Poland’s infringement
Freedom of assembly
President of the Constitutional Court must provide the Helsinki Foundation with the details of changes in judicial panels, rules a Provincial Administrative Court
12.04.2022
President of the Constitutional Court must provide the Helsinki Foundation with the details of changes in judicial panels, rules a Provincial Administrative Court
Rule of law and fair trial
Abortion Dream Team activist accused of aiding an abortion. HFHR submits an amicus curiae brief
08.04.2022
Abortion Dream Team activist accused of aiding an abortion. HFHR submits an amicus curiae brief
Equal treatment, Human rights defenders
The humanitarian crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border drags on. Helsinki Foundation sends a report to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
01.04.2022
The humanitarian crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border drags on. Helsinki Foundation sends a report to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
The rights of migrants
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A state of accusation. Polish prosecution service 2016-2022 – a new report of the Helsinki Foundation
14.03.2022
A state of accusation. Polish prosecution service 2016-2022 – a new report of the Helsinki Foundation
Rule of law and fair trial
Publications
The use of art. 180 paragraph 5 of the Constitution to flatten the judiciary system: a cautionary forecast
Report
The use of art. 180 paragraph 5 of the Constitution to flatten the judiciary system: a cautionary forecast
The use of art. 180 paragraph 5 of the Constitution to flatten the judiciary system. The summary of the Helsinki Debate
New Technologies — New Justice – a joint project of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights and Clifford Chance
New Technologies — New Justice – a joint project of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights and Clifford Chance
In today’s world, new technologies are present in virtually all spheres of life – and they are also becoming increasingly important for the modern justice system. The project seeks to examine the actual presence of new technologies in the justice system of Poland and around the world,...
A tool of the government. The functioning of the Polish Constitutional Court in 2016-2021
Report
A tool of the government. The functioning of the Polish Constitutional Court in 2016-2021
A tool of the government. The functioning of the Polish Constitutional Court in 2016-2021
Right to defence v. evidence procedures
Report
Right to defence v. evidence procedures
Right to defence v. evidence procedures. Admissibility of evidence in the light of EU law and national legal standards