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Poland Court Controversy: Chief justice defies law to go to work

Poland’s government has brought in a new law that could force upto forty percent of senior judges to retire early. Demonstrators took to the streets in several cities to protest against the reforms. The European Union has also raised objections.

Read the original article published in TRT World on 4 July 2018

 

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