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Łukasz Mejza

Łukasz Mejza

Polish politician

Photo: Gov.pl, CC BY 3.0 pl (Wikimedia Commons, cropped)

  • Jul 23

    Polish prosecutor moves to detain MP Michał Woś and strip immunity from Łukasz Mejza in twin cases of alleged fraud and obstruction

    On 23 July 2026, Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek filed two requests with the Sejm: one to detain and forcibly bring in PiS MP Michał Woś after he skipped four summonses, and another to lift the immunity of former PiS MP Łukasz Mejza over EU-funded training projects.

  • Jun 11

    Polish lower house votes 419–19 to criminalise patostreaming, sending ban bill to the Senate

    The Sejm approved legislation on 11 June that makes it a crime to broadcast or publish videos depicting serious crimes, animal abuse, or humiliating treatment online. The bill now moves to the Senate.

  • Jun 10

    MP Łukasz Mejza brings convicted patostreamer into Sejm, igniting storm during debate on criminalising online abuse

    Independent MP Łukasz Mejza escorted Daniel Zwierzyński, a convicted patostreamer known as Daniel Magical, through parliament on Wednesday as lawmakers debated legislation to criminalise the broadcasting of criminal acts online. Equality minister Katarzyna Kotula said she would ask the Sejm chancellery and the Marshal’s Guard why a man with a record of violence was admitted.

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