Nawrocki sues Onet, himself being sued by the widow after “Nikosiu”. Are all equal before the law?

Karol Nawrocki, the president, is mad at Onet for publishing defaming his past with the Grand Hotel, where he is accused of working with prostitutes. At the same time, he must defend himself against the suit of Edyta Skotarczak, a mob widow who claims that his book violates her individual welfare. 2 trials, 2 different faces of justice, but 1 question: does Polish law truly defend everyone equally effectively? The transparency of the proceeding is crucial, but is it not adequate erstwhile the president's reputation is at stake?