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European experts to probe Polish police law

27 April 2016

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"The Venice Commission is travelling to Poland again.

The commission, a body of experts on constitutional law from the human rights watchdog Council of Europe, will visit on Thursday and Friday (28 and 29 April) to gather information on a police law adopted on 15 January. The updated police law is known in Poland as the “act of surveillance”."

See the article: European experts to probe Polish police law (euobserver, link)

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