Collegium Intermarius claims it is being deliberately “destroyed” by the new government.

Collegium Intermarius claims it is being deliberately “destroyed” by the new government.
It is believed to be the first ruling of its kind in Poland.
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Collegium Intermarium was created by Ordo Iuris with backing from the Polish government.
“The court threw a young girl in prison because she protested against the promotion of homosexuality,” wrote Zbigniew Ziobro.
Inclusion in the Atlas of Hate, which tracks anti-LGBT resolutions, had “damaged the good name of the country”, argued local authorities.
The gay couple who brought the case say the ruling shows that same-sex marriages are not barred under the constitution.
“Self-administered pharmacological abortion by a women should be considered illegal,” writes Ordo Iuris.
Anna Gmiterek-Zabłocka, TOK FM
Activists help women obtain abortion pills but conservatives want the law tightened.
Anna Gmiterek-Zabłocka, TOK FM
The elements of the document relating to trans people have caused particular concern.
Ordo Iuris is concerned some refugees may receive an abortion without proving that the pregnancy resulted from rape.
Publicly insulting the Polish state or nation is a crime punishable by up to three years in prison.
Two government ministers will attend the inauguration of the institution, which is closely linked to Ordo Iuris.
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