"Very crucial to civilian society". Bodnar announces the fresh committee

- I'm sorry. It is worth spending quite a few time and energy to analyse the various mechanisms and ways by which civilian society organisations, activists, activists were subjected to various kinds of pressures between 2015 and 2023. said Adam Bodnar at a press conference.


- I'm sorry. We imagine that this committee will address issues related to the freedom of association, the organisation of assemblies, freedom of speech, these are the main objectives, and will so deal with the activities of public media and various restrictions in the context of organising and holding legal gatherings. It will besides take into account the various surveillance mechanisms that have been applied to civilian society - he went on.


- I'm sorry. A peculiar aspect of the committee's analysis will besides be the application of various legal actions, in peculiar civilian actions or various disciplinary or criminal proceedings, which were in place in relation to civilian society. - stated the Minister of Justice.


- I'm sorry. We hope that the members of the committee will lead to the preparation of comprehensive documentation, especially recommendations concerning the operation of the Polish authorities, so that specified cases do not happen in the future. We believe that carrying out specified activities is very crucial for Polish civilian society - stated Bodnar.


The Prime Minister is expected to sign the applicable regulation this week. The committee will be composed of 11 people, headed by Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram.