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Polish appeal European Court verdicts? 25.05.2007 Ex-parliamentary speaker Marek Jurek wants Poland to appeal the Tysiąc v. Poland abortion ruling, and the verdict on Bączkowski v. Poland, which declared illegal a 2005 ban on a gay pride parade in Warsaw.
Wałęsa – Warsaw’s honorary citizen 25.05.2007 Former Poland’s President Lech Wałęsa has become the honorary citizen of Warsaw. City’s councillors passed a resolution concerning this matter during Thursday’s session of the Capital City Council.
Vetting amendment preliminary draft ready 24.05.2007 Parliamentary Speaker Ludwik Dorn has presented the preliminary version of the amendment to the vetting law.
Public prosecutor to check Kwaśniewski’s foundation 22.05.2007 The public prosecutor's office is to check financing sources of ex-president Aleksander Kwaśniewski’s Amicus Europe Foundation, says Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro.
Referendum on Augustów bypass not valid 21.05.2007 Turnout of the Augustów bypass regional referendum conducted yesterday was 21.56 percent. The referendum is not valid because the turnout did not reach the 30% threshold - says the Regional Referendum Committee in Białystok.
Marek Kuchciński on Civic Platform and vetting law 18.05.2007 Marek Kuchciński, President of ruling Law and Justice, thinks that opposition Civic Platform should clearly state whether it wants to join the common project for the ‘national repair’, or get closer to post-communist parties.
Kwaśniewski: Ukrainian oligarch gave money to foundation 17.05.2007 Aleksander Kwaśniewski has confirmed that Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk, a son-in-law of former president Wiktor Kuchma, had made contributions to his foundation.
Giertych: ‘No homosexual propaganda in schools’ 17.05.2007 Schools are to be obliged to protect pupils from contents ‘endangering their proper mental and moral development’, Education and Deputy Prime Roman Giertych has informed.
Half of Poles believe Kwaśniewski would make good prime minister 16.05.2007 After the announcement by the head of the SLD that ex-president Aleksander Kwasniewski will take the party into the next election, an opinion poll confirms that the move would be a popular one with voters.
Tribunal’s Verdict comes into life 16.05.2007 First copies of the Journal of Laws, concerning the Constitutional Tribunal’s lustration law verdict, has been published. Those who did not send their vetting declarations to the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) yet, do not now need to do so.
PM: President to take political initiative on vetting 15.05.2007 Poland’s Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński said that the “political initiative” concerning vetting after Friday’s verdict of the Constitutional Tribunal is to be taken by the President.
Ten more Law and Justice MPs to join Jurek? 14.05.2007 The Polish Right, a new party created by former Speaker of Parliament Marek Jurek, can count on 2,000 activists and enough MPs to form a political club in parliament.
Archives must be opened, says poll 14.05.2007 Poles agree with tribunal ruling and think archives must now be opened, says new OBOP poll.
Jarosław Kaczyński: Law and Justice want to open IPN archives 14.05.2007 Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński has stated that Law and Justice are in favour of opening the archives of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN).
Government disappointed over Constitutional Tribunal’s vetting verdict 12.05.2007 “This case is not over yet, and that is all I can say” President Lech Kaczyński commented shortly Constitutional Tribunal’s verdict on the new act on vetting of former secret service collaborators in Communist times.
Vetting Law before Constitutional Tribunal 11.05.2007 Heated debate has erupted within the Constitutional Tribunal over whether the so-called Lustration Law conforms to the Polish Constitution.

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