On Tuesday, a press conference of the Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro was held. Its theme was: “Support for municipalities wronged by Commissioner Dalli”. Let us recall that at the end of July, Helena Dalli, the EU Equality Commissioner, wrote on Twitter that the conclusions of six Polish cities that adopted resolutions on “free zones LGBT“, were rejected. This means that they will not get EU money.
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Ziobro: Tuchów is persecuted by the EU commissioner
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Read more: Six Polish cities will not get EU money. Reason? Declared themselves “LGBT free zones”
Zbigniew Ziobro awarded the municipality of Tuchów with 250,000. zł
The commune of Tuchów is the commune that has become the subject of sanctions, we can say ideological persecution by Commissioner Helena Dalli, who only because the councilors of the Tuchów commune had the courage to stand up for the basic values related to the protection of the family, freedom, tradition, parents’ decisions about raising children. For this reason alone, they were harassed and attacked by the European Commissioner for Gender Equality, who announced that she would punish the Tuchów commune and several other Polish local governments.
It is a commune that takes the issues of support for the Polish family very strongly in its activities, convinced that a well-functioning family, a loving family, non-dysfunctional is the best guarantee that crime will not develop, that there will be no domestic violence, no violence against women.
– said Zbigniew Ziobro. He emphasized that the commune of Tuchów will receive support in the amount of PLN 250,000. zł. He added that he would direct the request to premiere Mateusz Morawiecki for the creation of a permanent support mechanism for municipalities deprived of EU funds and stressed that such municipalities as Tuchów must know that “the Polish state is behind them” and “can count on the support of institutions”.
Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Justice Marcin Romanowski emphasized that the declaration of “LGBT-free zones” by some Polish local governments was not discriminatory, “as it was falsely indicated in the statements of Commissioner Dalli and other officials of the European Commission.”
These were resolutions that directly refer to the Polish constitutional standard contained in Art. 18 or 53, which refers precisely to the protection of the family, marriage as a union of a woman and a man, motherhood, parenthood and the right of parents to raise their children in accordance with their beliefs.
– said Marcin Romanowski.
Tuchów commune “free from LGBT + ideology”. What was written in the resolution
W resolution Of the City Council in Tuchów from May 2019 we read, among others:
We will consistently defend our local government community! Tuchów commune free from LGBT + ideology (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and others). For the sake of life, family and freedom, we declare that the self-government we represent – in accordance with our centuries-old culture of social life – will not interfere in the private sphere of Polish women and Poles. We will not allow ourselves to be imposed on the exaggerated problems and artificial conflicts brought about by the LGBT + ideology.
We will do everything to prevent scandals interested in early sexualization of Polish children from entering schools in accordance with the so-called World Health Organization (WHO) standards. We will protect students, ensuring that parents, with the help of educators, can responsibly convey to them the beauty of human love!
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