Olejnik to Grabiec: Are We Going to Break the Constitution Now?

15/10/2024

20:08

Michał Olech

- The Prime Minister surprised many people, activists, non-governmental organizations, and also politicians in Europe by saying that he wants a temporary suspension of the right to asylum. After all, the Constitution guarantees the right to asylum. Are we going to break the Constitution now, Mr. Prime Minister? - Monika Olejnik asked in the program "Kropka nad i" on TVN24.

- No, the Constitution very clearly states that rights enshrined in the Constitution can be temporarily restricted based on the principles defined in statute, within a certain territory. This is precisely what the buffer zone pertains to, but such regulations also apply to extraordinary situations. This is constitutional practice described in the Constitution - Jan Grabiec replied.

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