Andrzej Duda blocked the law protecting LGBT+ from hatred speech

The stakes of the upcoming presidential election are clear. Will we live in Poland, where our own country unpunishedly savors our community, provoking violence? Are we going to elect a president to take care of our simple safety and dignity?

We can't blow this election. Go to www.zadlugopis.pl and find out what to do.

According to predictions, Andrzej Duda decided to enroll in past as the author of the slogan “these are not people” and on the last consecutive he blocked the bill adopted by the Sejm extending protection against crimes and speech of hatred against LGBT+ people, directing it to the Pseudotribunal Constitution.

The Act on Protection against force passed through the Sejm and legislature by a safe majority of all parties of the ruling coalition: KO, Poland 2050 and PSL and Left, with the support of Together.

This broad support reflects the beliefs of Poles and Poles, who, even if they are not alienated by prejudice, do not want homophobic, kibolian militias and travelling barks on the streets of cities.

The bill's vote by the Sejm and the legislature is besides proof that erstwhile talking in good faith, politicians and politicians are able to make a useful law that will actually aid people.

The presidential opposition is the only obstacle to this amendment. A novelization that will greatly facilitate the fight against hatred campaigns and the dehumanisation of our community.

Let us remind you: the fresh law extends the existing protection against hate-motivated force due to religion, undenominationality, nationality and ethnicity to further features: sex, disability, age and sexual orientation.

By choosing a fresh head of state, we will decide whether we will have protection from speech and hatred crimes in Poland. Let's not sleep on it — go to www.zadlugopis.pl and convince your relatives to go to elections.

[Hubert]