Ministry officials from the education department have already met with LGBT activists to talk about introducing so-called "anti-discrimination" education
Polish Government Backs Down On Explicit Sex Ed After Parent Protest
WARSAW, September 3, 2015 (LifeSiteNews) -- The Polish government has backtracked on introducing explicit sex education into the nation's schools after parents started to mobilize. Polish parents gathered in Warsaw in thousands last Sunday to protest against proposed changes to the current pro-family school subject WDZ ("Family Life Education").
A coalition of 26 pro-family groups came together to oppose changes to WDZ, announced on July 9 by Education Minister Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska. Polish family groups want to keep WDZ as it is. "Upbringing for Family Life" is a more literal translation of the Polish and, say the family groups, expresses the good values which currently underpin the subject, which prepares young people for marriage and family life.
Before the rally took place, Kluzik-Rostkowska told the pro-family coalition to "stop misleading parents"; that the government is "not introducing WHO standards" and that "work on changing the WDZ curriculum hasn’t started yet.” However, Polish parents have not been pacified by the Education Minister and are under no illusion that their children remain at risk.
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