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In the near future over 30 percent. State archives will lose the ability to collect materials due to the lack of space for their storage - according to the NIK report published today.more

The President of the Office for Personal Data Protection issued a statement that motor vehicle registration numbers are personal data, the same as the PESEL number or e-mail address, and therefore should be subject to similar protection, respecting the obligations arising from the GDPR.more

Saudi Arabia has abolished the flogging sentence in order to "comply with international human rights standards (against) corporal punishment," according to a document regarding the Saudi Supreme Court's decision in this case. more

More categories of cases will go to the vandanda. Judges in Przybice, more one-man sets, closed-door sessions and remote hearings - reports today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Prime Minister Edouard Philippe did not dispel the doubts of many French people about quarantine lifting related to the coronavirus epidemic - we read in the editorial commentary of today's issue of "Le Figaro", referring to Philippe's press conference.more

Campaign group the3million has written to ministers warning that many EU citizens in the UK are being wrongly denied the equal treatment promised by the Withdrawal Agreement. As a consequence people are not able to get the help that they need, including benefits. more

A total of 312 medicinal products, foodstuffs for particular nutritional uses and medical devices were included on the list of export bans outside Poland - according to the announcement of the Minister of Health.more

A 70-year-old law aimed at exposing the Ku Klux Klan has been suspended to allow people to wear masks during the coronavirus pandemic.more

The government quietly began to collect phone data, including people in quarantine - determined by NGOs. Information on this matter was provided by today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Seven out of ten companies are worried about their liquidity, yet in the approach to collecting debts at the time of coronavirus they more often declare forbearance towards their contractors than increasing restrictions - results from a study commissioned by the Register of Debtors BIG InfoMonitor. more

The Ministry of Health has today published a draft regulation detailing the provisions on the obligation to cover mouth and nose in public areas in connection with the coronavirus epidemic.more

Police have fined more than 1,000 people for breaching lockdown rules during the coronavirus crisis.more

A lorry driver from Northern Ireland has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 39 Vietnamese migrants who were found dead in a refrigerated trailer last year.more

Poland is obliged to immediately suspend the application of the provisions concerning the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court in disciplinary matters of judges - the Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled today, following the recommendations of the European Commission to block the work of the body.more

Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain, Gove was asked who makes the decisions over lifting lockdown restrictions, or will it be delayed whilst Johnson is in hospital. Gove said, "No it won't be delayed.more

A spokesman for the World Health Organization (WHO) warned the governments of countries against loosening the means of fighting the new coronavirus epidemic too quickly. However, he emphasized that WHO has no universal recommendations for lifting restrictions.more

Eight in 10 potential victims referred in 2019 still stuck in system, prompting Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner to call for 'radical reform' in system designed to identify and support survivors of trafficking.more

An employer who has reasonable suspicion that an employee after quarantine is still suffering from Covid-19, is obliged to isolate him and send him home, recommending contact with Sanepid or medical teleporada. "However, the employer cannot oblige him to carry out check-ups" - says Katarzyna Siemienkiewicz, expert on labor law of Employers of Poland.more

Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary, by refusing to participate in the temporary mechanism for the relocation of refugees, violated EU law - ruled the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Luxembourg.more

People who care about obstructing contacts between the ex-spouse and the child have found an excellent excuse: an epidemic - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports today.more

A Maryland man hosted about 60 people at a bonfire Friday night, defying the state's coronavirus emergency order, investigators said.more

The ban on movement around the country, quarantine regulations and restriction of religious practices are issued contrary to the "coronavirus" law adopted three weeks ago, and thus are unconstitutional - wrote the Ombudsman Adam Bodnar in a letter to Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.more

In Poland the law must serve people; procedural deadlines in the courts will be suspended - assured the deputy minister of justice Michał Wójcik today.more

Anyone continuing to break coronavirus lockdown rules will be breaking the law and faces arrest. People ignoring tougher restrictions on movement could be hit with a £60 fine initially and another for £120 for a second offence.more

French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced on Monday evening stricter confinement rules that will go into effect on Tuesday to curb the spread of coronavirus.more