Protest held in Warsaw over suspension of Poland's supreme court president

Dozens of people gathered in Warsaw, the Polish capital, on Friday to protest against the government's decision to suspend the president of the supreme court. The demonstration was held outside the Constitutional Tribunal.

The Constitutional Tribunal is the Polish judicial body that reviews whether laws comply with the country's constitution. According to the available report, the gathering was limited in size, with dozens of participants.

The protest was aimed directly at the government's move to remove the head of the supreme court from office. The report does not say who exactly was suspended, on what grounds the decision was taken, or how long the suspension is meant to last.

It also gives no information on whether the protesters put forward specific demands or whether the government has responded to the criticism.