The state does not want to see these children. Will a groundbreaking ruling be made?

Sofia, born in Spain to a Polish and an Irish mother, faces citizenship issues due to Poland's refusal to register her birth. This case highlights the legal challenges faced by children of same-sex parents in Poland, where foreign birth certificates listing two mothers are not recognized. The ongoing legal battle, represented by lawyer Anna Mazurczak, aims to clarify whether such documents can be acknowledged in Poland. The outcome could determine the rights of many children in similar situations, as they often lack identity documents and face statelessness. The case is set for a decision by the Supreme Administrative Court on November 4, which could have significant implications for the recognition of same-sex parenthood in Poland.

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