Stockholm
A sticker with a drawing of two hands and a text in Polish. The text says that it takes a whole village to raise a child, but only one aunt to terminate a pregnancy. It also contains a website address.

Do wychowania dziecka potrzeba całej wioski, do przerwania ciąży wystarczy jedna Ciocia Potrzebujesz aborcji? www.ciociaczesia.pl

08 June 2024 6
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