Three activists cleared in Poland earlier this year over posters depicting the Virgin Mary with an LGBT halo are back in court today.
They were acquitted of "offending religious beliefs" in March, but prosecutors have appealed that verdict.
Article 196 of Poland’s penal code states that offending people’s religious feelings by publicly outraging an object or place of religious worship is a criminal offence.
The punishment can be up to two years in prison if found guilty.
Amnesty International,
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