Poland

This is the third in our series, 20 in 2020 – a snapshot of a global generation coming of age in an unprecedented year.

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Activists in Poland are declaring war after a court decided to restrict abortion in cases of fetal abnormalities.

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In Poland and across Europe, US-based Christian-right groups are working to limit women’s access to abortion.

Clashes break out after thousands joined an independence day march shunning LGBTQ and communist groups.

Nationalists say they will ignore calls by mayor to ban annual Independence March in Warsaw due to COVID-19.

A proposal to ban most terminations has triggered the largest rallies post-communism Poland has witnessed.

Rallies come after a court ruled that law allowing abortion of damaged foetuses was incompatible with the constitution.

Opponents of the ruling argue it puts women’s lives at risk by forcing them to carry unviable pregnancies.

Andrzej Duda says he is experiencing no COVID-19 symptoms as he apologises to everyone who had contact with him.