A constitutional law expert from Poland has been appointed as a member of the Venice Commission, the Council of Europe’s key advisory body on constitutional matters and the rule of law. The appointment was announced by the Polish government as part of the country’s new representatives to the commission. Gov.plThe Venice Commission, officially known as the European Commission for Democracy through Law, provides legal advice to member states on constitutional reforms, democratic standards, and the protection of human rights. Established in 1990, it plays an important role in strengthening democratic institutions and promoting the rule of law across Europe. Gov.plMembers of the commission are typically leading experts in constitutional or international law and are appointed for fixed terms. In their role, they contribute to preparing opinions, legal analyses, and recommendations on constitutional and legislative issues affecting member states. Gov.pl
Source: Jagiellonian University / Government of Poland
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