She had to travel abroad to terminate her foetus, which had been diagnosed with Down syndrome.

She had to travel abroad to terminate her foetus, which had been diagnosed with Down syndrome.
Poland’s justice minister has criticised the leniency of Babcia Kasia’s conviction, contrasting it to the prison sentence received by a nationalist.
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Ruling party politicians accused the CJEU of “interfering” in Poland’s internal affairs at the behest of “foreign organisations”.
The couple say they have been left in a “legal vacuum” after the Supreme Administrative Court ruled that their marriage could not be recognised.
The gay couple who brought the case say the ruling shows that same-sex marriages are not barred under the constitution.
Only 10% support the current law, while 5% would like it to be restricted even further.
The constitutional court ruling has not reduced the number of abortions, just made them more difficult and dangerous, say women’s rights groups.
The European Commission is also launching further infringement proceedings.
The group is reportedly seeking asylum in Poland.
While the PM has hinted at compromise in the latest dispute, the justice minister says “EU aggression should be met with a tough response”.
In response, a Polish deputy justice minister accused Brussels of “acting in bad faith and violating the [EU] treaties”.
The defendents held a banner saying “Wypierdalać” (“Fuck off”), a common slogan at the demonstrations.
Adam Bodnar must vacate his position within three months.
Anna Gmiterek-Zabłocka
Almost all legal abortion in Poland has now ended.