The management of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights defends its position regarding the Constitutional Tribunal after the exodus of council members

Six out of eight members of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights Council resigned following criticism of a judge's decision to suspend the President of the Constitutional Tribunal. The Foundation's management stated there were no clear legal grounds for the suspension, leading to a significant internal crisis. The resignations reflect deep disagreements over the Foundation's approach to restoring the rule of law in Poland. The HFPC president acknowledged the differences in opinion but defended the management's position, emphasizing the importance of impartiality and adherence to legal standards.