Poland’s ruling centrist coalition has announced plans to reverse controversial judicial reforms introduced by the previous far-right government, aiming to restore the independence of the country’s courts. The move comes amid ongoing criticism from the European Union and legal experts over concerns that the earlier changes undermined judicial autonomy and the rule of law. Authorities insist the new measures will align Poland’s legal system with democratic standards and EU expectations. Legal observers will be watching closely to determine whether the reforms will effectively reverse past restrictions on the judiciary.
Poland’s centrist government says it is restoring judicial independence after years of far-right political interference.
