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Polish party wants to strengthen blasphemy law

26-07-2022

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Polish party wants to strengthen blasphemy law

Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, also United Polands party leader, attends a press conference at the Ministry of Justice in Warsaw, Poland. Photo EPA, Rafal Guz

Central Europe

The Polish coalition party United Poland (Solidarna Polska) wants to tighten the provisions on offending religious feelings. Therefore, it is collecting signatures for a civic draft law "in defence of Christians and believers".

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