Kotula Files a Complaint Regarding a Failed Abortion
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Government Plenipotentiary for Equality Katarzyna Kotula filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding a data leak from a hospital in Wrocław. She reported on TVP Info that the case involved a patient who had contacted the facility seeking a legal abortion. Her patient data was allegedly transferred to the Kaja Godek Life and Family Foundation.
Katarzyna Kotula, the government's plenipotentiary for equality, is filing a complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding the disclosure of the personal data of a patient who sought an abortion at a hospital in Wrocław. "We won't tell them anything, even if we face prison," said Krzysztof Kasprzak of the Life and Family Foundation.
At the hospital in Wrocław's Brochów district, everyone but her made decisions about the patient: the Kaia Godek Foundation, the police on the ward, and the prosecutor's office. Within two weeks, the data of two patients was leaked. We demand that the leak be accounted for, that abortions be denied, and that the 2024 guidelines be followed.
A pregnant patient's private information was leaked to anti-abortion groups, and the case ended with a police intervention at a Wrocław hospital. The woman was supposed to undergo a legal abortion, but ultimately it was never performed. Katarzyna Kotula has announced a complaint to the prosecutor's office and is demanding an explanation of who disclosed the patient's medical information.
I expect the prosecutor's office to investigate whether sensitive data about this patient was leaked to the Kaia Godek Foundation from the hospital in Wrocław, where a patient was refused a legal abortion, said Katarzyna Kotula, the government's plenipotentiary for equality.
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