The Polish Parliament is considering an amendment to the Law on Assembly that would ban face coverings in order to enable the identification of persons participating in public gathering. According to the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, the draft amendment disproportionately restricts freedom of assembly.
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Poland Considers Banning Face Covers
The Polish Parliament is considering an amendment to the Law on Assembly that would ban face coverings in order to enable the identification of persons participating in public gathering. According to the Helsinki...
by Polish Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights
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