In Poland, the relationship between Catholic Church and the government has historically been complex and invisible, with many things happening behind closed doors. From historical persecution to legislative influence, @KrytykaPolitycznaTV went to experts to investigate how the Church systematically built its authority, culminating in moments like the 1993 abortion law: they speak to Agnieszka Graff, lecturer and publicist, and Marcin Kościelniak author of “Abortion and Democracy”.
@KrytykaPolitycznaTV is a Sphera Network member and this story is part of our “Spirituality” series.