Women’s rights

The successful anti-abortion protests have revealed a new mobilizing force in Polish society

As a response to the abominable abortion ban proposal in Poland, a small grassroots on-line feminist group organized a solidarity gathering in the city center of Bratislava, as part of the international #Czarnyprotest (Black protest). As the Polish embassy is in a remote part of Bratislava, the Polish Institute served as a symbolic gathering place […]

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