KPH

2024 was an impactful year for LGBT+ rights in Poland, especially because of the game-changing elections in 2023. It was a year of progress, advocacy, and collaboration across politics, law, community support, and business. Here is our look back at what happened! Politics Amendments to the Criminal Code Reached Parliament KPH, together with other organizations working for LGBT+ people, met with Adam Bodnar and Krzysztof Śmiszek to talk about the need for changes to the Criminal Code regarding crimes and hate speech. Minister of Justice Adam Bodnar apologized to the LGBT+ community for the harm done by the country. The...

We are deeply honored to receive this prestigious recognition, which acknowledges 23 years of our work promoting equality and visibility for LGBT+ people in Poland. This award is not only the appreciation of our past achievements but also a vote of confidence in our future efforts – a powerful motivation to keep going. Since 2001, KPH has been a story of dedication, courage, and hard work by hundreds of volunteers, employees, and members of the Association who have joined forces to transform reality. In 2004, we launched the groundbreaking “Niech nas zobaczą” campaign, where same-sex couples proudly displayed their faces...