Gorąca dyskusja o aborcji. "Mamy do czynienia z politycznym dziadocenem"

"I feel strange when, in this conversation about abortion, we're once again talking about what the Church thinks, what PiS politicians will do, what conservative voters will do, and we're not focusing on the people who are most important in this topic, the people it affects—women," Dominika Lasota said on Onet's "Evening Program." "We're in 1993, with the introduction of the abortion ban. We have a reality we've been living in for over 30 years. Women in Poland can't access abortion, a procedure that the WHO considers one of the safest, routine medical procedures that protect women's lives. We have a situation where when I talk to grandmothers, elderly aunts, or older Polish women in general, they say, 'We had it great, we had access, and you don't. It's a shame.' It's absurd," says climate activist Dominika Lasota. Members of Parliament voted to refer all four bills concerning the liberalization of abortion to a special parliamentary committee. Members of Parliament voted not to reject the proposals from the Left, Third Way, and Civic Coalition (KO) at first reading. Magdalena Rigamonti questioned her guests, Dominika Lasota, Father Wojciech Lemański, Maria Rotkiel, and Zuzanna Radzik, about the matter on Onet's "Evening Program."