"I Received Such an Offer, I refused." The Commissioner for Human Rights Rejected Nawrocki's Invitation.
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The Commissioner for Human Rights, Professor Marcin Wiącek, declined an invitation to join the President of the Republic of Poland's Council for the New Constitution. He explained on Polsat News that he was ending his term and did not wish to make commitments that could affect his successor. He also indicated that it would be beneficial to clearly define Poland's relations with the European Union in the Constitution. Why the Commissioner for Hum…
The Commissioner for Human Rights admitted that he received an invitation from President Karol Nawrocki to participate in his new initiative. However, Professor Wiącek declined.
The European Court of Human Rights has confirmed what is stipulated in the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, said Ombudsman Professor Marcin Wiącek in an interview with Gość Wydarzeń. On Wednesday, the tribunal issued an injunction ordering Polish authorities to refrain from obstructing the work of Constitutional Tribunal judges. The Ombudsman also announced that he had rejected the proposal he received from the Presidential Palace.
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