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- ImageThe escalation of the situation at the Russian-Ukrainian border causes serious concern at the international level and creates uncertainty in Europe, especially in Poland. Marcin Wiącek writes to Lyudmyla Denisova, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Ukrainian Parliament.
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National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture visited some places of detention that had been visited by the SPT and CPT delegations during their last periodic visits (in 2017 by the CPT and in 2018 by the SPT). The NMPT visits were thematic ones and focused on verifying…
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Issues related to the rule of law, the situation at the Polish-Belarusian border, the protection of human rights - these were the main topics of the conversation between the Commissioner for Human Rights Marcin Wiącek, and the German Minister of Foreign…
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The Commissioner for Human Rights Marcin Wiącek is deeply concerned over the health of Mr. Micheil Saakaszwili, former President of Georgia who has been detained in Georgia.
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OSCE/ODIHR is seriously concerned about the Draft Amendments to the Aliens Act, and the Act on Granting Protection to Aliens on the Territory of the Republic of Poland and the Regulation of the Ministry of Interior and Administ
- ImageThe Commissioner for Human Rights asked to rescue staff of the Afghan Ombudsman's office Staff of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission are in a very difficult position AIHRC employed about 90 people, of whom 60 are women, who are particularly vulnerable at the…
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Věra Jourová, Vice President of the European Commission, expressed her gratitude to Adam Bodnar for his work as the Commissioner for Human Rights.
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National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture issued a report on ad hoc visits to the rooms for detained persons or persons brought for sobering up within the units reporting to the Warsaw Police Headquarters and to the Voivodeship (i.e.