The new arrivals from Asia and Latin America are satisfied with their new lives in Poland, finds a new report based on hundreds of interviews.

The new arrivals from Asia and Latin America are satisfied with their new lives in Poland, finds a new report based on hundreds of interviews.
It took place at an ecumenical service involving Catholic and Protestant clergy to mark International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.
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The head of the union warns that the main opposition candidate is a “hardened liberal” who would roll back workers’ rights.
The number who say homosexuality is acceptable now outnumber those say it is not.
Paulina Olszanka and Agnieszka Witkowicz-Matolicz
Poles have gone back to their roots in search of a tiny allotment to call their own.
In six countries Poles will not be able to vote at all due to local restrictions.
Łukasz Szumowski reminded the public that face-covering rules are still in place.
Plans for a national register of people who have attempted suicide could “violate fundamental rights”.
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With budgets restricted during the pandemic, authorities in Wleń have put up Lenno Castle, built in 1160, as collateral.
A number of local communities have sought to help migrant workers hit by the crisis.
Agnieszka Wądołowska
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