Witness: Supporting Women’s Rights in Poland Could End Your Career

Since that day, October 3, 2016, that one simple photograph which first appeared on Facebook, has been splashed over Polish newspapers, social media, and debated far and wide. Some of the women in it have been ostracized by colleagues, seen their careers suffer, and even become ill because of the strain they are under. They are suffering the now all-too common consequences of standing up for women’s rights in Poland. February 6, 2019 Video Poland: Women's Rights Activists are Under Attack The Polish government is attacking women’s rights activists and organizations, putting women’s…

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