Thousand robes march in Warsaw

Thousand robes march in Warsaw

Thousand robes march that took place on January 11 2020 in Warsaw gathered, among others judges protesting against the judicary reform, in particular the disciplinary act on judges. Several dozen supporters of the reform chanted slogans or carried banners ridiculing the demoralization of the Polish judicial system. (CTK Photo/Grzegorz Klatka)

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