#Tomorrow the Polish Parliament will debate the ‘Stop Abortion’ bill that would establish a TOTAL BAN on abortion in #Poland and criminalize individuals that receive care. #StrajkKobiet
Poland has long had one of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe. It is one of only two EU member states that has not legalized abortion on request or broad grounds.
As attacks on #reproductiverights have intensified in the country, so too have attacks against civil society organizations and women human rights defenders.
We call on the Parliament to reject this draconian bill and refrain from further endangering women’s lives. We remain in solidarity with women’s rights defenders in Poland! @strajkkobiet @federapl #StrajkKobiet #PolandWarOnWomen
Learn more about Poland’s efforts to undermine reproductive rights here: bit.ly/3lpXoMx

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