Interview: Could a Local Equality March Take Place in Bolesławiec?

We talk with Bartłomiej Ciążyński, co-chair of the Wrocław Council for Equal Treatment, about introducing equal-treatment standards into local life in smaller towns and about monitoring and responding to manifestations of discrimination from the position of local-government authorities. Wednesday, October 13, at 12:00.

In the capital of Lower Silesia, President Jacek Sutryk appointed the Wrocław Council for Equal Treatment in March 2021.

Is such a council needed, and would it be possible in Bolesławiec? And could an Equality March pass through our town? We will ask our guest these questions on Wednesday, October 13, at 12:00, during an online interview.

Bartłomiej Ciążyński:

Our task is to explain that equality is not politics, but a civilizational and legal achievement. It should not divide people; it should be the standard.

Czy chcesz Marszu Równości w Bolesławcu?

Nie

69.86% 438

Tak

26.95% 169

Nie mam zdania

3.19% 20

The poll has ended.

Bartłomiej Ciążyński, born in 1982, is a graduate of Law and Journalism and Social Communication at the University of Wrocław and an attorney-at-law. He is deputy chair of the Wrocław City Council and a social adviser to the Mayor of Wrocław on tolerance and combating xenophobia. Bartłomiej Ciążyński is also the chair of SLD in Wrocław.

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