Polish activist Justyna Wydrzyńska was convicted for helping a woman access abortion pills, sparking international condemnation. Amnesty International called the ruling unjust and urged Polish authorities to overturn it, highlighting concerns over Poland’s restrictive abortion laws. In a recent development, a Warsaw court has ordered a retrial, offering hope that the charges against Wydrzyńska may be withdrawn. Human rights organizations argue that aiding someone in obtaining an abortion should not be criminalized but rather seen as an act of support. The case reflects broader crackdowns on reproductive rights in the country, where abortion is almost entirely banned.