Poland: Thousands Protest for More Abortion Rights
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Thousands rallyed across Poland to demand abortion rights six years after a landmark court ruling toughened restrictions. The country has one of the strictest
Six years after the verdict of Julia Przyłębska's pseudo-Tribunal on abortion and ten years after the first Black Monday, another generation of deceived girls and women took to the streets.
In Poland, women took to the streets to remind the authorities of promises that had not been fulfilled. Protesting for the rights to legal abortion up to 12 weeks of pregnancy, the participants of the action merge their voices in a general call for justice and equality! 🗣️✊ #ЖіночіПрава #Польща.
Women in more than 20 cities in Poland protested today against the lack of access to free and legal abortion, accusing Prime Minister Donald Tusk's liberal government of failing to fulfill its promise to ease strict laws in the area. Hundreds of women demonstrated in front of the Polish parliament in Warsaw, despite heavy rain. The protests were held even though the parliament on Tuesday adopted [...]
Participants in the protest, which took place in numerous Polish cities on Thursday, demanded that abortion be legal and available through the National Health Fund. In many places, they were met by counter-protesters who recited the rosary, played baby crying sounds, and called the procedure "murder."
On October 22nd, six years after Julia Przyłębska's pseudo-judgment of the Tribunal, we took to the streets of 27 towns with red cards. Footage and photos from the protest in front of the Sejm.
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