The 51st State wrote: ↑02/08/2020 15:03
Ako su gradovi varsava, krakov, gdanjsk vroclav, poznan, lodz, moze se reci da je to poljska
LGBT-free zone motions" refer to resolutions passed by some of Polish gminas (municipalities),[1][13] powiats (counties),[31] and voivodeships (provinces)[14] who declared their attachment to conservative values in reaction to the
Warsaw declaration.[32][33]
While unenforceable, activists say the declared zones represent attempts to exclude the LGBT community[13][14] and called the declarations "a statement saying that a specific kind of people is not welcome there."[13]
There are two documents which were accepted by the municipalities as their declarations: The "Local Government Chart of Family Rights"[34] and The "Resolution against LGBT ideology". Both of these documents were labelled in media as "declarations of LGBT-free zones"[35], but neither of them actually contain a statement of exclusion of LGBT people form any teritory, activities or rights. The "Chart of Family Rights" focuses on family values in social policies and doesn't mention LGBT at all in any context. It does however define marriage as a relationship between a man and a woman.
The "Resolution against LGBT ideology" declares opposition to an "ideology of the LGBT movement" and condemns "political corectness"[36].
As of August 2019, around 30 different local governments accepted such resolutions, including four voivodeships in the south-east of the country:[1][2][4][31] Lesser Poland, Podkarpackie, Świętokrzyskie, and Lublin.[2] The four Voivodeships form the "historically conservative" part of Poland.[13]
Powiats adopting such measures include: Białystok County, Jarosław County, Lesko County, Lubaczów County, Mielec County, Puławy County, Ryki County, Świdnik County, Tarnów County, and Zamość County.[3]
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