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Ahead of the prosecutor’s appeal tomorrow against the decision to acquit three women charged with “offending religious beliefs” for possessing and distributing posters depicting the Virgin Mary with an LGBTI rainbow halo, Amnesty International’s Senior Campaigner for Europe, Catrinel Motoc, said: “This case is emblematic of a number of disturbing anti-human rights trends in Poland. […]

Ahead of the prosecutor’s appeal tomorrow against the decision to acquit three women charged with “offending religious beliefs” for possessing and distributing posters depicting the Virgin Mary with an LGBTI rainbow halo, Amnesty International’s Senior Campaigner for Europe, Catrinel Motoc, said: “This case is emblemat

Ahead of the prosecutor’s appeal tomorrow against the decision to acquit three women charged with “offending religious beliefs” for possessing and distributing posters depicting the Virgin Mary with an LGBTI rainbow halo, Amnesty International’s Senior Campaigner for Europe, Catrinel Motoc, said: “This case is emblematic of a number of disturbing anti-human rights trends in Poland. […]

2 March 2021, 12:06 UTC Poland : Rainbow halo women’s acquittal shows tactics of intimidation against activists Responding to the acquittal of three women human rights activists in Poland on charges of ‘offending religious beliefs’ for distributing posters of the Virgin Mary with a halo in the rainbow colours of the LGBTI pride flag, Catrinel Motoc, Senior Campaigner in Amnesty International’s Europe Regional Office said: “These three women have been on trial simply for their peaceful activism, on charges which should never have been brought. They had risked up to ...

Rainbow Halo Women’s Acquittal Shows Tactics of Intimidation Against Activists in Poland March 2, 2021 Share Share Responding to the acquittal of three women human rights activists in Poland on charges of ‘offending religious beliefs’ for distributing posters of the Virgin Mary with a halo in the rainbow colors of the LGBTI pride flag, Catrinel Motoc, Senior Campaigner in Amnesty International’s Europe Regional Office said: “These three women have been on trial simply for their peaceful activism, on charges which should never have been brought. They had risked up to two years in pr...