Poles are becoming more and more open. More than half support the right to raise a child in "rainbow families"

Even more telling is the result of the question whether the right to care for a child should depend on blood ties. The vast majority, as much as 61 percent. respondents stated that what matters most is who actually takes care of the child on a daily basis. Only 24 percent were of the opposite opinion. people.

"Polish society ready for changes in approach"

Experts comment that the survey results show that Polish society is ready for changes in the approach to the family model.

Polish society has long understood that a family is made up of people who take care of a child every day. Now it's time for institutions and politicians, said Mateusz Trzaska, KPH advocacy specialist coordinator.

A symbolic matter that may have significance for thousands of families

There is an important legal context surrounding this social change. On Wednesday, November 4, the Supreme Administrative Court will consider the case of transcription of a foreign birth certificate of a girl raised by two mothers. This case may have symbolic significance for thousands of families whose situation is still unregulated in the Polish legal system.