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Protest in Konin in defence of the Constitutional Tribunal

Konin, Greater Poland, Poland · Nov 10, 2026

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 10.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Protesters gathered to oppose changes to the Constitutional Tribunal and state anarchy.
What they want
They demanded an end to the paralysis of the judiciary and state institutions.
What changed
Nov 10: About 20 people gathered in Konin for a demonstration and march organised by Sławomir Dąbrowski.
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Both sides

What protesters want

  • Defend the Constitutional Tribunal
  • Stop the paralysis of the judiciary and state institutions
  • End perceived law-breaking by authorities

Organised by: Sławomir Dąbrowski

What authorities say

Several police vehicles were stationed near the protest area, but no official government or police response was detailed in the sources beyond their presence.1

The numbers

Only figures a source states, with who said it. Estimates often differ.

Crowd
20
Około 20 osób pojawiło się przed Sądem Okręgowym w Koninie1

The full story

Around 20 people gathered in front of the District Court in Konin on November 10, 2026, to protest in defence of the Constitutional Tribunal. Organised by Sławomir Dąbrowski, the demonstration aimed to give individuals who could not travel to Warsaw an opportunity to protest. Participants voiced opposition against growing state anarchy, the paralysis of the judiciary, and what the organiser described as a law-breaking system. The event included a planned march through the streets of Konin toward the District Court on Chopina Street, with stops at the Smolensk plaque on Saint Maximilian Church and the Maria and Lech Kaczyński roundabout. Several police cars were reported in the vicinity during the gathering.

Timeline

  1. Around 20 protesters gathered outside the District Court in Konin to protest in defence of the Constitutional Tribunal.1

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