Advocate, member of the Warsaw Bar Association. Chairman of the Human Rights Section of the District Bar Council in Warsaw and Member of the Human Rights Commission of the Polish Bar Council. PhD. Previously, he worked i.a. at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Artur Kula specialises in criminal and administrative proceedings. He works on LGBTI+ rights, anti-discrimination law and represents activits. Artur regularly collaborates with the anti-repression collective Szpila.

During his work at KMA, he acted as:

• a counsel during an all-night search of the Crisis Intervention Point of the Club of Catholic Intelligentsia, which was conducted by police officers at the Polish-Belarusian border. Artur led to the awarding of reparations by the District Court in Warsaw to the persons who were present at the Crisis Intervention Point that night [more];
• a counsel of journalists unlawfully detained by Polish Army soldiers at the Polish-Belarusian border. Artur convinced the Military District Court in Warsaw to overturn the decision of the prosecution to refuse to open an investigation into the case. He also led to the awarding of reparations to the journalists by the District Court in Białystok [more];
• a defense counsel for an LGBTI+ activist accused of organising a public assembly in Dębica in violation of the law. Artur led to the acquittal of the activist [more].