Weronika Strzyżyńska

Weronika Strzyżyńska has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. Resources w.e.strz has populated their site with include: • Poland violated human rights of woman in abortion case, European court rules • Anguish as rape survivors in Sudan unable to access vital medication • How US dollars put anti-abortion groups at the heart of Romanian healthcare • Hungary tightens abortion access with listen to ‘foetal heartbeat’ rule • Hospital detentions for new mothers challenged in Ugandan court • Polish woman is first activist to face trial for violating strict abortion law • Death threats and phone calls: the women answering cries for help one year on from Poland’s abortion ban • ‘Declare it to a doctor, and it’s over’: Ukrainian women face harsh reality of Poland’s abortion laws • ‘I didn’t believe stories of atrocities in Ukraine. But then I saw the photos’ • Polish court convicts activist for helping woman get abortion pills • US woman left traumatised after Malta hospital refuses life-saving abortion • Killed by abortion laws: five women whose stories we must never forget • ‘Gut-churning’: anger as Hungarian president addresses major women’s rights conference • Rush to get emergency contraception into Ukraine as reports of rape rise • Poles march against abortion ban after pregnant woman’s death | Poland | The Guardian • Threat to Norway’s migrant workers after new law faces challenge | Workers' rights | The Guardian • ‘Zero asylum seekers’: Denmark forces refugees to return to Syria • Sámi reindeer herders file lawsuit against Norway windfarm • Lack of interpreters contributed to 16 child deaths last year - Hyphen • High rents and insecure accommodation: how London’s housing market is disenfranchising voters - Hyphen • In a Birmingham healthcare desert, locals are still unsure which way to vote - Hyphen • A tale of two towns: Rochdale and Braintree expose UK’s uneven asylum system | Immigration and asylum | The Guardian • ESOL teachers sound alarm over Starmer’s language proposals - Hyphen • Why St George’s story doesn’t belong to the far right - Hyphen • Dalton mosque: town unites against anti-mosque protests - Hyphen • West Midlands children more likely to die with asthma than anywhere else in England - Hyphen • Hunger strike in Harringay following police raid on Kurdish Community Centre - Hyphen • Why jailing extremists ‘won’t be enough’ to defeat a resurgent far right - Hyphen • Farage's Reform UK defend ‘proud Islamophobe’ Charles Bunker - Hyphen • Mahsa Amini’s death could be the spark that ignites Iran around women’s right - Analysis • Iran condemns two women to death for ‘corruption’ over LGBTQ+ media links | Iran | The Guardian • Iranian authorities plan to use facial recognition to enforce new hijab law | Iran | The Guardian • Head of Iran’s morality police reportedly suspended amid protests | Iran | The Guardian • Iranian woman dies ‘after being beaten by morality police’ over hijab law | Iran | The Guardian • ‘I don’t know why I was sent here’: the Jamaica hostel supporting vulnerable US and UK deportees | Global development | The Guardian • Mongolia’s ambitious programme to tackle cancer death rates reaches 40% of population | Global development | The Guardian • ‘I’m grateful my son is not wasting away’: Jamaica’s innovative approach to mental healthcare | Global development | The Guardian • Cabbage and potatoes are not the only vegetables: can these female farmers persuade Mongolia to change its diet? | Global development | The Guardian • Patients with chronic illnesses in Gaza failing to get treatment, doctors warn | Global development | The Guardian • ‘Lives were lost’: how countries across Africa are building ‘oxygen security’ | Global development | The Guardian • ‘I skip meals to make my insulin last’: the cost of diabetes in the global south | Diabetes | The Guardian • Sudan’s doctors turn to social media as health infrastructure crumbles | Global development | The Guardian • Buildup, bombing, resistance: mapping Russia’s invasion of Ukraine | Ukraine | The Guardian • Rush to get emergency contraception into Ukraine as reports of rape rise | Ukraine | The Guardian • ‘Meet us before you reject us’: Ukraine’s Roma refugees face closed doors in Poland | Global development | The Guardian • ‘Declare it to a doctor, and it’s over’: Ukrainian women face harsh reality of Poland’s abortion laws | Abortion | The Guardian • ‘I will stay until Kharkiv is rebuilt’: we revisit five Ukrainian families rebuilding their lives in the EU | Ukraine | The Guardian • ‘I never imagined strangers could be so close’: five Ukrainian families on starting again in the EU | Ukraine | The Guardian • Far-right coalition tipped as kingmaker in Polish election | Poland | The Guardian • Poland has passed an ‘illegal’ anti-asylum law - Hyphen • I hadn’t broken Poland’s abortion laws – so why did the police raid my flat? • Record number of Poles abroad register to vote in election | Poland | The Guardian • Poland activists urge people to think before ticking Catholic box in census • Protests flare across Poland after death of young mother denied an abortion • “We had to rewrite history”: how Poland is using games to shape historical memory • Polish state has ‘blood on its hands’ after death of woman refused an abortion • ‘We have a chance to change Poland’: how young voters shaped the election result | Poland | The Guardian • Poland accused of abandoning domestic violence victims • ‘I didn’t believe stories of atrocities in Ukraine. But then I saw the photos’ | Ukraine | The Guardian • ‘My trust is limited’: feminist takes aim at Polish opposition • Polish activists embrace ‘equality jogging’ at Pride parades