Polish protesters rally against suspended court's president
Hundreds of anti-government protesters have rallied around a top court in Poland to denounce the suspension of the tribunal's president. They blame the country's pro-European government. Police detained three protesters after some threw objects at officers. Polish President Karol Nawrocki, who opposes the government, returned from a flight to Senegal and helped the suspended court president enter the building. Nawrocki claims a “breach of Poland’s constitutional order” has occurred.
The protests are likely to sharpen tensions between the pro-European government and the main opposition party, Law and Justice, which critics accuse of imposing political control over the judiciary.
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