Emma Bunton - 2nd research paper

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Cienski, Jan. "Poland's Duda Turns to LGBTQ Attacks as Election Campaign Falters." POLITICO. POLITICO, 16 June 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. This Politico article by Jan Cienski from June 2020 writes about how President Duda was using the opposition of LGBTQ rights as a way to talk to a larger Polish crowd to stir public perception into a different direction from the fact that Poland’s economy is falling, unemployment is rising and the country has one of the EU’s highest rates of new coronavirus infections.

Fitzsimons, Tim. "Poland Re-elects President Who Creates 'dangerous' Society for Gays, Advocates Say." NBCNews.com. NBCUniversal News Group, 13 July 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. Tim Fitzsimon's July 2020's article writes about how President Duda's re-election can harm human rights in Poland and it could be especially dangerous for the LGBTQ community.

"Polish Election: Andrzej Duda Says LGBT 'ideology' Worse than Communism." BBC News. BBC, 14 June 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. This BBC article from June 2020 also talks about President Duda's harmful ideas on homosexuality and how he compares it to communism, even call it worse than that.

Pronczuk, Monika, and Marc Santora. "After Tight Race for Polish President, Andrzej Duda Wins 2nd Term." The New York Times. The New York Times, 13 July 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. This New York Times article by Monika Pronczuk and Marc Santora from July 2020 writes about the election, the results, and the surrounding happenings in the country which led to the outcomes.

Staff, Reuters. "Polish President Says He Would Ban LGBT Teaching in Schools." Reuters. Thomson Reuters, 10 June 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. This Reuters article from June 2020 mentions President Duda's thoughts around LGBTQ and how he plans on dealing with the community and the ideas that they are stand for.

Staszewski, Bartosz. "Duda's Presidential Election Victory Is a License for Homophobia." News.trust.org. 13 July 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. Bartosz Staszewski's post-election article talks about his opinion of the outcome. He provides an outline what is the possibility that would happen in the country and provides facts on the matter.

Tharoor, Ishaan. "Analysis | Poland's Narrow Election Has Big Consequences for Its Democratic Future." 15 July 2020. Web. 28 Oct. 2020. This Washington Post article was written by Ishaan Tharoor in July 2020. It talks about what President Duda's election means for democracy, the country, and internationally.

Theise, Philippe. "LGBT Rights at Heart of Poland Presidential-election Fight." France 24. France 24, 11 July 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. This article from July 2020 by Philippe Theise, published by France24, writes about how the LGBTQ rights is the center of attention of the 2020 Polish presidential election. Also mentions some thoughts of the public on the matter.

Walker, Shaun. "Polish President Issues Campaign Pledge to Fight 'LGBT Ideology'." The Guardian. Guardian News and Media, 12 June 2020. Web. 29 Oct. 2020. Shaun Walker's article from June 2020 writes about predictions of the election and thoughts around President Duda's heightened focus on LGBTQ rights and its limitations.

Outline

1. Introduction

After decades of being under oppression the LGBTQ community started to gain a long-deserved recognition in many countries. However, this is not the case everywhere in the world. President Duda’s election in Poland shows that there is still hatred towards this community. With this paper, I try to showcase the possible dangers on human rights violations that President Duda is trying to implement, the elections, and the road to Duda’s victory.

2. Body

First, I will write about the election itself. Then, the happenings in the country during the election and the actual election. Later, I will examine Duda’s ideas on LGBTQ rights and what would that mean to the future of Poland. I would like to showcase the dangerousness of his thoughts and how he used public perception on the issue. I will try to present this new-nationalist wing in Eastern Europe and how they were able to rise so quick.

3. Conclusion

Gathering all mentioned ideas, theories, facts, and opinions mentioned in the paper and give a proper conclusion with my opinion on the matter.