Lawyers from the “Free Courts” initiative met with Donald Tusk. – We talked about what needs to be done to recover the money from the KPO and how to rebuild trust in the state together – said Maria Ejchart on TVN24. In her opinion, the meeting with Tusk “is a signal that he appreciates the contribution of civil society to what has been happening over the last eight years.”
Lawyers from the “Free Courts” initiative, Maria Ejchart, Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram and Michał Wawrykiewicz, met on Wednesday with the leader of the Civic Coalition. Donald Tusk. Attorney Maria Ejchart from the “Free Courts” initiative spoke on Friday on TVN24 about how the meeting went.
– We talked about the rule of law. Mr. Donald Tusk listens rather than speaks himself. He actually listened to us. He listened to what we thought and what we had to say. We talked about projects that are ready, projects that are supposed to reform these destroyed institutions of a democratic state, she said. – Of course, we also talked about what must be done to recover the money from the KPO. And about how to rebuild trust in the state together, she added.
Ejchart: this is a signal that Tusk appreciates the contribution of civil society
In her opinion, the meeting with Tusk “is a signal that he appreciates the contribution of civil society to what has been happening over the last eight years.” – Civil society rose to the challenge. We closely monitored what was happening and archived every violation of the rule of law in Poland, said the lawyer.
– It seems to me that inviting us to the meeting is a manifestation of appreciation for what civil organizations have done in the last pre-election period – said Ejchart.
Ejchart: this is a signal that Tusk appreciates the contribution of civil societyTVN24
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