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Poland's Jarosław Kaczyński. Frustration, loss of faith in the democratic process or in any chances for justice on the national or EU-level has led a group of civil society organisations and law firms to step up their game (Photo: ois.org.pl)

Have the Polish people finally had enough?

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by Martin Mycielski, Brussels,

After years of mostly ineffective protests against the dismantling of the independent judiciary, human-rights standards, relationship with the EU and, finally, against the

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Martin Mycielski is a civic activist and the vice-president of the Open Dialogue Foundation.

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Poland's Jarosław Kaczyński. Frustration, loss of faith in the democratic process or in any chances for justice on the national or EU-level has led a group of civil society organisations and law firms to step up their game (Photo: ois.org.pl)

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