On the case of illegalisation of the KPP

We strongly condemn the unacceptable decision of the District Court in Warsaw to remove the Communist Party of Poland from the register of political parties. This decision is based on a prior ruling of the Constitutional Tribunal, issued in violation of the law, which, at the request of the President Nawrocki, ruled that the Party's goals and activities were incompatible with the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.

The Tribunal's judgment is not binding because it was issued in violation of the law by the Constitutional Tribunal, which is not recognized by the authorities due to the irregular election of the judges. The judgment was not published in the Official Journal of the Republic of Poland, Monitor Polski. 

Therefore, the court's decision to remove the Communist Party of Poland from the register of political parties, based on it, is legally flawed. The Communist Party of Poland will take steps to appeal these rulings and calls on society to oppose the destruction of political freedoms and the restriction of freedom of association.
The ahistorical, anti-communist actions constitute a broader escalation of attacks on human rights and are part of the intensifying preparations for further attacks on them. Their proponents are gravely mistaken if they believe that court rulings can halt the struggle of the people against capitalist barbarism, wars, exploitation, and poverty. 

The Communist Party of Poland emphasizes that no prohibition will prevent the people from demanding the life and rights they deserve in the 21st century, nor from continuing the struggle for social justice.