PiS MPs Announce They Will Appeal to the Prime Minister Regarding MP Kurowska's Case.
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PiS MP Maria Kurowska, who has been staying at the headquarters of the Academy of Justice in Warsaw for several days, announced the beginning of a hunger strike.
Maria Kurowska wanted to become a symbol of resistance against the actions of the government. Meanwhile, she is increasingly becoming a symbol of something completely different: a political action that has spiraled out of control to such an extent that even her own environment begins to look at her with increasing distance. PiS MP has been in the building of the Academy of Justice for several days, sleeps in the corridor, leads [...]
Law and Justice MPs have announced they will submit an appeal to the Chancellery of the Prime Minister regarding the humane treatment of PiS MP Maria Kurowska, who refuses to leave the Justice Academy building. They believe the MP is being hindered in carrying out her duties and denied access to food, among other things.
Maria Kurowska, 72, is at the forefront of the PiS assault on the Academy of Justice. The MP holed up in the university building seven days ago and—according to her own statements—is on a hunger strike.
Law and Justice MPs have appealed to Prime Minister Donald Tusk for urgent intervention in the matter of the Academy of Justice. They point to both the dispute surrounding the university's authorities and the situation of MP Maria Kurowska, who has been conducting a parliamentary intervention in the Academy building for several days.
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