• A Berlin pharmacist who refused to sell the “morning-after” pill because of his religious beliefs has been found not guilty.
• Andreas Kersten refused to stock and market the pill on the grounds of freedom of conscience.
• Since 2018, the Berlin Chamber of Pharmacy has been conducting proceedings against the pharmacist and the then-owner of Undine Pharmacy.
• In 2020, the Berlin Administrative Court acquitted the pharmacist, claiming that he had the right to follow his conscience.

On July 12, the Parliament of the Republic of Poland rejected by a majority vote a bill decriminalizing the killing of unborn children through abortion.

· Ideological and political polarisation has been growing in Poland for several decades.

Arktos Media announces the release of a new book explaining the takeover of the United States government by a “junta”, beginning in early 2020, and the triumph of leftist politics in America.

· A meeting of representatives of the Polish legal community took place in the Collegium Intermarium’s auditorium, where the participants adopted a declaration of agreement on June 15.

· Its signatories are opposed to the current authorities’ disregard for the constitutional principles of the Republic of Poland through, among other things, questioning the independence of the courts and the independence of judges, as well as by taking over the prosecutors’ offices and the public media.

– The Ministry of Justice has made available to the Ordo Iuris Institute the Action Plan on Restoring the Rule of Law.

– This document was presented to the EU Member States and the European Commission by the Minister of Justice at a meeting of the Council of the European Union in February of this year.