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Poland has been given one month to ‘address judiciary problems’ before the European Commission triggers Article 7.
If the government can’t help, it should at least try not to harm children in need
I’ve never understood why political parties, governments, and parliaments propose laws whose only effect is to make life worse for its citizens. On May 30, the Hungarian Parliament passed a law which will make the lives of children with learning disabilities more difficult.
President Duda stands up to the ruling party and vetoes two of the laws passed by parliament
After 5 days of protests President Duda finally vetoes two of the laws passed by Polish parliament and signed the third.
Momentum Movement: The Boys from Pest
The Momentum Movement is bound to succeed. It is deeply embedded in the zeitgeist.
Autocracy wasn’t built in a day: How PiS build their regime bill by bill
The current attack on the judiciary is an element of a broader regime change pushed by the ruling Law and Justice party and Jarosław Kaczyński.
Do You Take Drugs at Festivals? This Initiative is Working on Keeping You Safe
Paramedics usually don’t know what to do with someone on a bad acid trip, and are not prepared to do the psychological work to help users.
Silent horror: inhumane conditions in a Hungarian home for the disabled
Abused and tortured: MDAC brings light to the inhumane treatment of disabled residents of Göd institution.