Fresh Anti-Government protest in Warsaw, Poland

A smaller protest against EU interference was also held.

The government passed legal amendments late last year which change the way the Constitutional Court operates.

The Law and Justice party has drawn criticism from the European Commission for its reforms of judicial, surveillance, and media laws.

The changes require a two-thirds majority of the 15 judges to support a ruling for it to be valid, and also stipulate a quorum of 13 judges for rulings to be valid.

Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Warsaw to protest against the Polish government.

The protesters said the governing conservatives run an undemocratic administration that violates European values.