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POLAND: Right to Privacy Infringed by New Polish Police Act

27 January 2016

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"A new act on police action fails to fulfill its intended purpose and instead expands surveillance powers and restricts citizens' rights to privacy and legal recourse."

See the article: Right to Privacy Infringed by New Polish Police Act (Liberties.eu, link)

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