LGBT + rights. Poland is low in the ILGA Europe ranking. Interview with attorney Filip Rak
Deep faith and LGBT +? Yes! Malta should be an example for us
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I think that faith does not stand in the way of establishing a guarantee of human rights and identification for LGBTIQ people – says lawyer Filip Rak. It points to the greatest of the most Catholic countries in Europe – Malta, which was included in the ILGA Europe ranking.
Filip Rak is an attorney at law, in 2022 at the Civil Rights Bureau of discrimination against LGBTIQ people. In connection with the TVN24 reporter Karolina Wasilew talks about human rights in the context of the situation of LGBTIQ people. Introduce Malta as a role model – a deeply religious country. – There are good trials in Malta: there is full protection against hail protection, there is protection against the anti-controversial strategy – against.
Karolina Wasilewska: hello, sir, is there a family?
Filip Rak: It is worth looking at the facts and the social situation. There are families that deviate from the “mother, father, child / children” model. In such families there is also love, attachment and care. So that they can be different professions: single parents of an adult sex who may be consecutive children, more people raising a child. The role of the state is first to the family of all who want to need it.
Statistics that up to 50,000 children are brought up in an LGBT + family. Some country’s eyes on them. Legally, they are invisible as a family. Their parents do not have the right, for example, to shape in relation to what would provide security not only for partners but for the company.
Do you see the role for the Government Plenipotentiary for Equal Treatment?
Yes – the Ombudsman, among others, approached the plenipotentiaries with this tab. The correspondence concerned mainly the National Action Program for Equal Treatment until 2030. It is the state for the sake of the state, describing the state of inclusiveness [przeciwieństwo wykluczenia – red.]equal rights and provides the opportunity to include all people who live in society, differ among themselves, in the life of the state community and ensure that their needs are met.
As is essential for any pertinent postulate to protect the rights of LGBQ people, they are not taken into account. The words “falling at the same time” as one as one of the prohibited discrimination, but there are no significant solutions that improve LGBT + people.
What is the postulate?
That demands made repeatedly by non-governmental institutions, institutions such as the Ombudsman, the European Parliament, the Council of Europe or public institutions become human rights. I would start doing very important matters – security of security and legal and legal protection.
The problem is that Polish criminal law does not mention LGBT + people. For example, the Criminal Code, an article that will penalize navigation 2 for restrictions on national, ethnic, racial and religious grounds. Therefore, simple defamation is prosecuted on private, non-public, for ever LGBT + persons, magnetic victim, falling stakes in all relationships and taking cases to account. Nobody ex officio investigations here – neither the prosecutor’s office nor the police. In the same, when it comes to maintaining bodily inviolability – if it comes to the fact that you are racing against the prosecution of sexual relations or identity prosecution, criminal possession with an equal contract, an indictment. It is different if the same act takes place because of race, national origin or religion. www, then the prosecutor’s office and the police will be created with the inscription.
The current plenipotentiary is responsible for the fact that the Commissioner for Human Rights does not need to respect these provisions regarding orientation or gender identity.
That’s true. A year ago, Anna Schmidt replied to the Ombudsman. Also now we can say about statistics that show that a crime is committed due to sexual orientation, identity in the case of control or gender.
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