Is the President stopping the liberalization of Poland's abortion law?

Poland's parliament has voted to relax strict abortion laws, but President Karol Nawrocki's approval is uncertain. The proposed changes include decriminalizing assistance for illegal abortions and allowing terminations in cases of severe fetal abnormalities. The ruling coalition expresses optimism, but Nawrocki, backed by the conservative PiS party, is likely to veto the legislation. His office emphasizes a commitment to protecting life from conception, suggesting a potential conflict with the new proposals. The outcome remains contingent on the Senate's review and the president's decision.