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Family and marriage

12.11.2019

Denis Lisov sends a thank you letter to Poland. The family returns to Russia

Denis Lisov, a Russian national who fled from Sweden to Poland, returns to Russia with his children.

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Family and marriage

05.11.2019

Radical change in the definition of gender. Gender ideology may be put in the legally binding international treaty

A radical change in the interpretation of gender may take place during the UN General Assembly. The International Law Commission preparing the text of the new legally binding treaty has suggested to change the existing definition of gender.

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The Polish court wants the waiver of the immunity for Guy Verhofstadt

The District Court for Warsaw – Śródmieście decided to apply for the European Parliament for the waiver of the immunity for Guy Verhofstadt.

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Family and marriage

29.10.2019

New composition of the European Commission – the next step towards the implementation of ideological postulates

The European Parliament has accepted the new composition of the European Commission. For the first time in its history, the European Commission will be chaired by a woman – German Ursula von der Leyen, known for supporting the gender ideology and the Istanbul Convention.

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Family and marriage

29.10.2019

Norwegian officials will be held liable before Polish court for the destruction of family

The case of employees of the Norway's government office for children – Barnevernet, who took away a Polish child without any legal basis, should be re-examined by the court. Such a decision was issued by the District Court in Tarnów.

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Polish MEPs continue to ignore important votes in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

The Polish MEPs, members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), continue to regularly miss important votes concerning fundamental issues. Most of the MEPS from Poland were absent during the votes on resolutions on, inter alia, promotion of gender ideology or combating ‘hate speech’ against LGBT ideologists. The latest data collected by the Ordo Iuris Institute indicate that most of the controversial resolutions of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe continue to be adopted in the absence of the Polish MEPs. 
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