Law

We sat down with Big Brother Watch’s Jennifer Krueckeberg to discuss how the police are utilising new technologies, the implications of this for civil liberties, and to what extent we can justify mass surveillance in the name of security. Green European Journal: The United Kingdom deploys more advanced surveillance technologies than many other European countries as […]

The situation in Poland has calmed down considerably and nothing seems to have changed much. But maybe there is a place for a new political power…

An abortion ban was never a solution to demographic problems — it was always a primitive totalitarian attempt to fix economic instability.

13 regional journals and a prominent leftist newspaper might be bought by a media group with ties to ruling party

How the law surrounding the “reprivatization” of properties in Warsaw is being exploited.

Who is right in the dispute over the suspension of controversial neonicotinoid inscecticides in Hungary?

Plans to increase wood mining and to shoot the endangered bison population in the Polish Białowieża Forest is a textbook example of the failure of the state to protect nature.

TV Prima’s manipulation of news coverage concerning refugees clearly breaches journalistic standards. But neither the Czech broadcasting authorities nor the station’s Swedish owners are willing to address the issue.

The current scandal is not just a high-profile corruption case; the spending of public funds by the Central Bank is part of the regime-building activities of the Fidesz-government.

Marcin Chałupka spoke to César Gaviria ahead of the Special Session of the United National General Assembly on the world drug problem.