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Krakow funds LGBTQ+ shelter

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Officials in Krakow, Poland, have funded a shelter for homeless LGBTQ+ people despite government hostility towards the queer community.

According to ABC News, local authorities are giving around $50,000 to the shelter which offers temporary accommodation and psychological support for up to 12 LGBTQ+ people.

It is run by charitable foundation, The Voice of the Heart, but is reportedly struggling financially.City funds are also due to be offered to an LGBTQ+ shelter Warsaw, the Polish capital, after mayor Rafal Trzaskowski signed a declaration of support for the LGBTQ+  community in 2019.

Opposition to LGBTQ+ rights has grown rapidly since the 2020 re-election of anti-LGBTQ+ president, Andrzej Duda, who vowed to crack down on what he refers.

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