The article applies recognition of locus standi, in the context of court cases of violation of national identity as a personal right. This issue raises many objections among lawyers and also in the jurisprudence. Can statements about “Polish concentration camps” violate personal rights of individuals? If so, what criteria should a person meet in order to establish its locus standi? Some researchers express the opinion that locus standi in such cases is not justified because the statements about “Polish death camps” are not addressed directly to the complainant in any way. In the jurisprudence as well as in legal literature there is no clear approach to the ways of compensating for the violation of personal rights by using incorrect statements about “the Polish death camps”.