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Jun 15, 2018, 11:32 AM
‘Polish death camps’ law is not about redefining the past, but keeping it defined
British MPs debated Poland’s anti-defamation law last week. The dubbed ‘Holocaust law’ is perceived to threaten free speech, revise historical facts, stifle debate, and limit research. It is also accused of triggering a wave of hate, Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism right across the globe. As a result,...
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With British, South African and Polish roots, Alexandra was raised in London in French schools and graduated in French and English Law from Exeter Uni. She's currently working at the Trade and Investment Agency in Warsaw, Poland.
