Constitution of Poland

The Constitution of Poland is the country's fundamental legal document that defines how the government operates, protects citizens' rights, and establishes the rule of law. It sets out the structure of institutions like the presidency, parliament, and judiciary, and guarantees freedoms such as speech, equality, and privacy. Enacted in 1997, it also outlines Poland’s commitments to democracy, national sovereignty, and social justice. Essentially, it functions as the supreme legal framework that guides all other laws and ensures the country functions peacefully, fairly, and within the principles established by its citizens.