Poland Drafts Law Criminalizing Public Denial of Aggressive War or Genocide

Poland's Ministry of Justice has prepared a draft amendment to the criminal code introducing up to three years' imprisonment for publicly denying an aggressive war or genocide. This marks a legislative shift toward stricter legal accountability for historical and wartime narratives, likely aimed at countering disinformation and protecting national memory. The scope and enforcement remain unclear, and the draft has yet to pass through parliament.