„Prostě chci jen pravidelný přezkum a lidskost i ve vztahu k těm, kteří hranu zákona někdy překročili,“
„Prostě chci jen pravidelný přezkum a lidskost i ve vztahu k těm, kteří hranu zákona někdy překročili,“
Once again, we named what is happening. The government is limiting the participation of experts and civil society, weakening the coordination of human rights, and its interventions may also jeopardize the absorption of European funds. Yesterday we met with experts in the Chamber for the 2nd meeting of the Human Rights Agenda Platform. And a warning. (translated)
The rule of law does not collapse overnight. It collapses gradually. When the prime minister ignores the president. When the Minister of Justice attacks judges instead of defending the independence of justice. When the government bypasses the standard legislative process and replaces it with improvisation. This is not just a dispute. (translated)
The government thinks it has an unlimited golden credit card. This government does not spend in order to reform. It spends to buy popularity. But debts must be paid one day. And politicians will not pay them. Citizens will pay them. Pensioners. Families. People who are truly dependent on state assistance. (translated)
The government distracts with one scandal after another. But while the political theater is being discussed, something much more dangerous is happening. The Constitutional Court is beginning to be questioned. Judges are being attacked. Trust in independent justice is being undermined. This is an attack on the very foundations of the rule of law. And exactly (translated)
Ústavní soud by nemusel řešit spor, kdyby vláda komunikovala. Místo toho Andrej Babiš začal Ignorovat prezidenta. Premiér má zklidňovat situaci, spojovat ústavní instituce a hledat řešení. Ne vytvářet konflikty, které nakonec musí rozhodovat Ústavní soud. Přesně takhle se totiž https://t.co/1ofP4peIDl #ÚstavníSoud #politika #Babiš
Why do I say that the Minister of Justice is a danger to the rule of law? Because publicly he says and defends something that harms judges, the judiciary, and the rule of law, and he must know that it is contrary to the law! If he doesn't know, he should go home and stop harming justice. Judge Šámal cannot be (translated)
Today's tragic accident of a military helicopter at the 22nd Helicopter Aviation Base in Náměšť nad Oslavou deeply affected not only the Vysočina Region but the entire Czech Republic. With deep sorrow, I received the news of the death of a soldier of the Army of the Czech Republic. To the family, friends, and loved ones, I... (translated)
The Czech Bar Association clearly named the problem: laws should not be "baked" according to emotions, headlines, or one media-famous case. They should be created after expert discussion, with proper consultation procedures, and with a clear idea of what kind of criminal policy the state actually wants. (translated)
If a member of parliament is removed from home by the police, his wife requests a preliminary injunction from the court due to domestic violence, and there is an investigation into suspicions of abuse against his wife and children, it is not a "private matter." It is about trust in public office. Jaroslav Foldyna should clarify the whole issue. (translated)
Who else should defend the independence of justice than the Minister of Justice? Instead of respect for the Constitutional Court, we are witnessing personal attacks on constitutional judges just because they are doing their job. A dangerous attack on its very foundations. The Constitutional Court is there to decide constitutional disputes. And (translated)
Please! Take a few minutes of your time and write to the Minister of Justice that the best plan against corruption is not to have a prime minister who hasn’t disclosed his solution to the conflict of interest; refuses to return grants that do not belong to him; and uses his conflict of interest for the benefit of his clinics. (translated)
The Minister of Justice, who questions the very authority of the Constitutional Court with his rhetoric and publicly attacks its decisions, is a disgrace in his position and a threat to the rule of law. The Constitutional Court has not exceeded any of its competences. It was asked, in accordance with the Constitution, to resolve (translated)
Máme jasná data, že se kriminalita přesouvá do online prostoru. Stát musí být schopný na to adekvátně reagovat.
The government's statement to the Constitutional Court is not a legal document, but a political pamphlet. And the Minister of Justice, who attacks a judge due to their judicial work, should resign immediately. The statement does not address the legal questions raised by the lawsuit, it just wraps the whole case into... (translated)
For thirty years, we have built the trust of our partners in Europe in the field of human rights. The government is now destroying our reputation. I really don't want us to be a country that is inspired by the Slovak or Hungarian scenario. Human rights are the business card of a democratic state. (translated)
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