Poland

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Parliament passed a law threatening the rights of refugees and migrants on the Polish-Belarusian border, in particular by suspending the right to asylum. Environmental activists were convicted for peaceful acts of civil disobedience. The LGBTI community faced technology-facilitated gender-based violence. Access to abortion remained severely restricted. Poland’s economy remained one of the most emission-intensive in the world, and reliance on imported oil and gas increased.

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