Supreme Court dismisses association registration for 'Silesian Nation' as non-existent nations cannot claim minority privileges.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against the rejection of an association named 'Silesian Nation'. The applicant argued that Silesians constitute a distinct ethnic group entitled to minority electoral privileges, while the Court held that nations must objectively exist in history. The Court ruled that recognizing a non-existent nation would violate public order and unfairly disadvantage other citizens by granting special election thresholds to a group that does not legally qualify.