Poland Repeals Last Anti-LGBT+ Resolution
The last Polish local authority with an anti-LGBT+ resolution, Łańcut county, has repealed its “charter of family rights” to avoid losing €175,600 in EU funding. This follows the withdrawal of over 100 similar resolutions across Poland, primarily due to the threat of losing European Union funds. The repeal is welcomed by LGBT+ activists, though they note the resolutions should never have existed. The resolutions, many passed under the previous national-conservative government, were deemed discriminatory by the EU.
John Q. Hosedrinker