Kinga Gęsicka-Biały will talk about the anti-government protests in which they took part and whether there will be more.
Kinga Gęsicka-Biały:
I was provoked by my friends to take part in the women’s protests.
We have passionate girls in Bolesławiec; they are protesting and will continue to protest.
We will shape Poland together.
We should be reconciled diversity.
We have nothing more to discuss with PiS. Now it’s only eight stars.
I came to the first strike to see what it was about. I couldn’t attend the second one. It started at the third one... I approached the guys and we started working together.
I feel heat, which we will keep alive. This heat will explode one day; then there will be no turning back.
Those in power should deal with healthcare and the pandemic.
There is strength in us. There are more of us. We can do it.
Let us recall that the first protest in Bolesławiec took place on October 24, and there were nine protests in total. The women’s protests were sparked by the Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling. The Constitutional Tribunal found one of the three grounds for legal abortion unconstitutional. It concerned a provision allowing abortion in cases where there was a high probability of severe and irreversible fetal impairment or an incurable disease threatening the fetus’s life. Now, following the Tribunal’s decision, women will be forced to carry and give birth to damaged or dead fetuses.