Justyna Wydrzyńska will now face trial again.

Justyna Wydrzyńska will now face trial again.
Stanley Bill talks to Daniel Tilles about the performance of the current Polish government.
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All main opposition parties – most of whom have leaders who are practising Catholics – support ending the current near-total abortion ban.
The proposals include abortion on demand, changing the legal definition of rape, and paid menstrual leave from work.
But the conservative authorities say the death was caused by medical malpractice, not the abortion law.
Women’s rights groups have blamed the woman’s death on Poland’s near-total ban on abortion but officials say it was medical malpractice.
Around 1,000 cases relating to Poland’s near-total abortion ban have been submitted to the European Court of Human Rights.
“PO has already turned so far to the left, gradually, that our paths have finally diverged,” said Bogusław Sonik today.
Daniel Tilles
Polling shows most are opposed to the current law, but it will be tough to overturn.
Abortion up to 12 weeks, access to IVF, contraception and sex education in schools are “fundamental rights”, says Tusk.
“We have an agreement on free abortion for Polish women in Finland,” wrote Robert Biedroń after meeting Sanna Marin.
The pharmacist feared the pills could be “used for non-medical purposes”.
She sent self-administered abortion pills to a pregnant woman, whose husband discovered them and reported the case to police.
A group of 32 demonstrators were put on trial for protesting Poland’s near-total abortion ban in Poznań Cathedral.