The Communist Party of Poland continues its struggle

On December 3, 2025 in a profoundly anti-democratic move, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal (TK) has ruled that the Communist Party of Poland (KPP) violates the country’s constitution.

The KPP's response: The Communist Party of Poland continues its struggle

Dear comrades,

The Communist Party of Poland thanks all fraternal parties participating in the international campaign against the persecution of our Party.

We very appreciate your support by the Joint Statement of the Communist and Workers Parties, initiated by the Communist Party of Greece and supported by 38 parties as well as your mobilisation and protests in front of Polish embassies around the world on December 1st. These actions are a clear and strong manifestation of internationalism and cooperation.

Comrades,

Our party has been struggling with various forms of persecution and bans for 10 years. This time, on December 3rd, the Constitutional Tribunal, at the request of the President, found that the goals and activities of our party are inconsistent with the Polish constitution.

This judgement does not yet mean illegalization, which requires the removal of the party from the register of political parties. The Tribunal is not acknowledged as a legal body by the present government and its verdicts deemed illegal, so not publicized and realized by the authorities. We await the decision of the court responsible for registration of the political parties.

The Communist Party of Poland continues its struggle. We will keep you updated on further developments.