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Top Polish court rules ‘LGBT-free zones’ must be abolished

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On Tuesday, June 28, a top Polish appeals court ruled that so-called ‘LGBT-free zones’ in four municipalities must be abolished.

The judgement was celebrated by activists including Poland’s Campaign Against Homophobia, which stated, “Today’s decision… is a great victory for democracy, human rights and respect for people.” The ruling comes after the country’s Human Rights […] The post Top Polish court rules ‘LGBT-free zones’ must be abolished appeared first on GCN.

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