Parlamentul Poloniei a votat două proiecte de lege care relaxează restricțiile privind avortul. De ce spun activiștii că nu sunt suficiente, înaintea unor proteste naționale

The Polish Parliament has passed two bills aimed at easing abortion restrictions, but activists argue these measures are insufficient. The proposed laws would reduce penalties for those assisting women in obtaining abortions and allow terminations in cases of fetal abnormalities. However, current laws only permit abortion in cases of rape, incest, or when the mother's health is at risk. Activists are planning nationwide protests, demanding full decriminalization of abortion and access to funded services. They emphasize that the new bills will not significantly improve the situation for most women needing abortions. The protests mark six years since a ruling that tightened abortion laws further, leading to widespread demonstrations.