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In Poland, a protest broke out against the Constitutional Court. The opposition mainly participates in the action - it accuses Tusk of trying to control the body's work. Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska suspended the head of Poland's Constitutional Court Bohdan Swiczkowski and his deputy Bartolomej Sohanski, taking over the leadership of the institution for blocking the court's work. At the same time, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General Valdemar York submitted five requests to revoke their immunity. Because of this, massive opposition protests broke out under the building, and the police entered the building due to reports of a threat to the safety of judges and workers. Opposition leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski accused the government of attacking the court, after which President Karol Noruki prematurely cut short his visit to Senegal and returned to Poland. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the "restoration of the rule of law" and accused the previous government of lawlessness. In Poland there is a long-standing conflict between the government of Donald Tusk and the president over control of the judicial system. The Prime Minister is trying to renew the Constitutional Court, which he believes depends on the previous PiS government. In the past, President Nabrotsky blocked the swearing in of new judges, and the former head of the court, Savchakovsky, did not allow them to work.

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In Poland, a protest broke out against the Constitutional Court. The opposition mainly participates in the action - it accuses Tusk of trying to control the body's work. Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska suspended the head of Poland's Constitutional Court Bohdan Swiczkowski and his deputy Bartolomej Sohanski, taking over the leadership of the institution for blocking the court's work. At the same time, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General Valdemar York submitted five requests to revoke their immunity. Because of this, massive opposition protests broke out under the building, and the police entered the building due to reports of a threat to the safety of judges and workers. Opposition leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski accused the government of attacking the court, after which President Karol Noruki prematurely cut short his visit to Senegal and returned to Poland. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the "restoration of the rule of law" and accused the previous government of lawlessness. In Poland there is a long-standing conflict between the government of Donald Tusk and the president over control of the judicial system. The Prime Minister is trying to renew the Constitutional Court, which he believes depends on the previous PiS government. In the past, President Nabrotsky blocked the swearing in of new judges, and the former head of the court, Savchakovsky, did not allow them to work.

In Poland, a protest broke out against the Constitutional Court. The opposition mainly participates in the action - it accuses Tusk of trying to control the body's work. Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska suspended the head of Poland's Constitutional Court Bohdan Swiczkowski and his deputy Bartolomej Sohanski, taking over the leadership of the institution for blocking the court's work. At the same time, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General Valdemar York submitted five requests to revoke their immunity. Because of this, massive opposition protests broke out under the building, and the police entered the building due to reports of a threat to the safety of judges and workers. Opposition leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski accused the government of attacking the court, after which President Karol Noruki prematurely cut short his visit to Senegal and returned to Poland. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the "restoration of the rule of law" and accused the previous government of lawlessness. In Poland there is a long-standing conflict between the government of Donald Tusk and the president over control of the judicial system. The Prime Minister is trying to renew the Constitutional Court, which he believes depends on the previous PiS government. In the past, President Nabrotsky blocked the swearing in of new judges, and the former head of the court, Savchakovsky, did not allow them to work.

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