Poland: Parliament to debate bill banning LGBTQ pride parades
By DW
30 October 2021 |
12:38 pm
Poland's lower house of parliament will debate a law barring Pride parades on Thursday. The bill was put forward by a conservative anti-abortion rights group that gathered the necessary signatures.
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