Contest for a gloss on the Constitutional Court's ruling - take up the challenge and speak out on freedom of speech!
Are you a student at WSKZ and interested in constitutional law, human rights or freedom of expression? Do you want to gain new skills and train your scientific and legal skills? Stand out! Take part in the glosses competition and tackle one of the most controversial rulings of recent years!
Gloss topic:
Constitutional Court judgment of 6 October 2015, ref. SK 54/13 - the case of singer Doda and the limits of freedom of expression in the context of offence to religious feelings.
You can find the verdict to the gloss on the website: Case SK 54/13
Your task is to prepare a gloss - that is, a short, analytical form of commentary on the judgment. Show how you understand the constitution, freedom of speech and the limits of expression!
Deadline for submission of works: until 5 May 2025.
Address for submissions: glosa@wskz.pl
To win: prizes and publication of the best works on the university website!
Glos will be assessed by a professional jury.
The text must be no more than 20,000 characters with spaces. Glossary should be formatted in the following way: font Times New Roman - 12 p., leading 1.5, margins on both sides: 2.5 cm. Footnotes: font Times New Roman - 10 pt., interline 1.0. Bibliography divided into legal sources, case law, literature, Internet sources.
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Don't miss this opportunity to shine with your knowledge and argumentation! It's not just a competition - it's a chance to make a name for yourself as a young, critical-thinking lawyer!
Read MoreExceptional meeting with Slawomir Sikora - a story that moved Poland
Already on 7 December 2024, the College of Vocational Training in Wrocław invites all students to an extraordinary event. Our guest will be Slawomir Sikora, a well-known investigative journalist, social activist and prototype of the character Stefan from the cult film Dług directed by Krzysztof Krauze. It is a story that moved the whole country in the 1990s and sparked heated social debate. To this day prompts reflection on moral dilemmas, the limits of the law and human endurance.
Who is Slawomir Sikora?
Slawomir Sikora is a man with an extraordinary story that has shaken Poland. He was originally destined to become a successful entrepreneur, but a series of dramatic events changed his life. In the 1990s, he became a victim of extortion, threats and violence from an acquaintance from his past who turned out to be an abuser. The tragic finale of these events led him to prison, where he spent more than a decade and had to face a new reality.
In 2005, thanks to an intensive public campaign, he was pardoned by President Aleksander Kwasniewski. Thirty-eight thousand people, including prominent cultural and political figures, have signed a petition in his favour. Today Slawomir Sikora tells his story, focusing on difficult topicssuch as rehabilitation, social exclusion or human rights.
What can be expected at the meeting?
During the meeting, our guest will answer key questions about his story. You will find out:
- What led an ambitious young man to make radical decisions?
- What is prison life like from the inside?
- How can you rebuild your life after conviction and pardon?
Date and venue
The meeting is organised by the Institute of Law at the Higher School of Vocational Training in Wrocław. The meeting will be held 7 December 2024, on Saturday, in room 3, building "P" of the Wrocław University of Economics at 118-120 Komandorska St. Start at 5.30 p.m., finish at 7 p.m.
How to sign up?
To take part in the event, sign up by email, sending a request including your name and email address to: kolonaukoweprawa@wskz.pl
Who is this meeting for?
All students of Law, Administration, Law in Business, Criminology, as well as students of other majors are cordially invited! Places are limited, so don't delay your decision!
Workshops for homeless women
On 6 July 2024, 10:00 a.m., the St. Brother Albert's Shelter for Homeless Women in Wrocław hosted the Workshops for Women under the motto "Building relationships and mutual support". The workshop was led by a group of students from the Vocational Training College in Wrocław under the supervision of the by psychologist Bartosz Głowacki and psychologist Dr Beata Rajba.
The meeting was attended by a group of women looking to forge new relationships, exchange experiences and draw strength from others.
The atmosphere at the meeting was warm and friendly. The participants were eager to share their stories and support each other.
The workshop began with a brief introduction and introduction of the group. The participants then took part in board games, which provided an excuse to talk and reflect on important topics. Each woman was able to express herself and felt comfortable doing so.
The meeting concluded with a summary and an invitation to the next meeting, which will take place in September.
The participants were very satisfied with the workshop. In their feedback, they emphasised that the workshops were a valuable experiencewhich helped them to building relationships and coping with everyday problems.
The workshop organisers would like to thank all participants for their participation and invite them to future meetings.
