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The author of the entry described Klementyna Suchanow's entry as important, sad, but also full of hope. He wrote that the Women's Strike no longer exists, Marta Lempart has emigrated, and Klementyna Suchanow is currently outside the borders of Poland. He stated that it's hard to believe and referred to the former leaders of the protests of hundreds of thousands of women as heroines and charismatic leaders who are now being treated poorly. #kobiety #protest #solidarność #PL (translated)

The author wrote that students and the Independent Students' Union played an important role in the fight for freedom and a democratic Poland. He added that the strikes in Radom and student protests were a significant part of the resistance against communist power in 1981. https://t.co/pAT2opRso9 #studenci #wolność #demokracja #PL (translated)

The author claimed that the Together Party, which organized the recent abortion strikes, had done nothing for women for three years, although it could have. He added that some activists admitted to voting for Nawrocki. The post promised a comparison with the actions of the Coalition on October 15th at the Presidential Palace with Duda. #Polska #strajki #kobiety #PL (translated)

The author of the post appealed to those who did not want the right wing to take over the government next year to pressure the government, the prosecutor's office, and the Internal Security Agency to address the individuals to whom he used an offensive term referring to Russians. He urged that instead of attacking women who have been fighting for rights for years, which, as he wrote, they still did not have. He also suggested having a conversation with Marta Lempart on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Strike. #prawaKobiet #polityka #Strajk #PL #RU (translated)

The author of the post addressed those outraged by the latest women's protests and criticizing him and the Women's Strike. He wrote that he did not participate in organizing the protests, and the Women's Strike has passed into the hands of the young generation. He declared that he can only support them, because — as he noted — they cannot be silenced, and he expressed hope that the young will act wisely. #StrajkKobiet #Protesty #Wsparcie #PL (translated)

In France, the unions are planning a general strike on November 5, demanding answers from the government regarding the demands related to high living costs, while Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is trying to ensure calm following the riots that occurred during recent demonstrations. #Protesty #Francja #ZwiązkiZawodowe (translated)

Vice-President of the European Parliament Pina Picierno has started a hunger strike to draw attention to the tragic situation of the residents of the Ukrainian Oleshok, where the lack of food and medicine threatens the lives of about two thousand trapped civilians. #Ołeski #PomocHumanitarna #StrajkGłodowy (translated)

Chrzanik referred to Szejnfeld's remarks on Kanale Zero, who spoke about the announced manifestation of the Women's Strike and predicted that it would be directed against the president and the opposition, rather than the government. Chrzanik reacted sarcastically, asking whether there would again be property destruction and shouting vulgar slogans calling for someone to leave. https://t.co/NzF4elgHPJ #StrajkKobiet #protest #Polska (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki accused Donald Tusk of returning to the topic of abortion to distract from the government’s incompetence, ongoing scandals, and issues with public finances. He stated that the prime minister was motivated by political considerations rather than the common good or women's health. Bogucki reminded that he had been in power for three years and lost the vote on abortion in July of the first year of his government. He wrote that since then, nothing had happened, and the public had only just learned that the committee dealing with this issue had not been working, even though the lawmakers sitting on it were receiving pay. He added that before the announced women’s strike, Tusk faced problems “on every front” and once again raised the issue of abortion, which, according to Bogucki, shifted the focus away from the problems affecting millions of Poles. #DonaldTusk #Polska #aborcja (translated)

MNFPL wrote that the Sejm passed a law allowing abortion in the case of a severe fetal anomaly. He recalled that the Constitutional Tribunal banned abortions for this reason in 2020, which — as he wrote — triggered a wave of large women's strikes throughout Poland. https://t.co/GNT3pTySvS #aborcja #Polska #prawakobiet (translated)

On Thursday, October 22, demonstrations will take place in 24 Polish cities organized to mark the anniversary of the tightening of abortion laws by the Constitutional Tribunal, aimed at drawing attention to the unresolved issues related to the safety of pregnant women in Poland. #StrajkKobiet #aborcja #protest (translated)

Strikes in France, which began due to the education crisis and rising living costs, have turned into a broad wave of protests that attract the attention of politicians, but they lack a clearly defined vision like in May '68, leading to chaos and destruction in cities. #ProtestyFrancuskie #ReformaEdukacji #Maj68 (translated)