Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk wants to resume work on controversial internet laws. At the same time, the government is pushing for greater control over firearms and bank accounts. The opposition accuses those in power of exploiting the massacre in Kraków to curtail citizens’ freedoms.
Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk announced at Tuesday’s cabinet meeting that work on stricter internet regulations will resume. The announcement came after Saturday’s massacre in Kraków, where six people were killed and several others were injured. This includes, among other things, proposed legislation to restrict what may be published online.
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