Warsaw is the first city in Poland to formally ban religious symbols in offices in the interests of non-discrimination. Trzaskowski's decision outraged many conservative groups, as well as the ...

Throughout, symbols of Polish resistance (“PW”- Polska Walcząca ... National identity is thought to be carried though ancestry (blood line) and culture. In Poland, ethnonationality and religion are ...

In Warsaw, the imposing Monument to the Fallen and Murdered in the East shows a pile of religious symbols – Catholic ... after the 1939 Soviet invasion of Poland and the victims of the Katyn ...

Religious symbols (in practice, mainly crosses) have been banned from public places in council offices in Warsaw - the first Polish city to take this step. Warsaw's mayor Rafał Trzaskowski ...

Poland has picked the apple as a symbol of its presidency and will be served at their events in both Warsaw and Brussels. European countries carrying out the six-month presidency of the EU Council ...

The announcement triggered backlash from both Polish bishops and PiS ... he issued an equal treatment decree banning religious symbols from public offices, though not from personal clothing ...

Wearing religious symbols for personal use ... There is no "marriage for all" in Poland, but it should be possible to collect papers in the name of the partner. "In the case of a transgender ...