section_path: Political views/Social issues
section_name: Social issues
paragraph_text: Social issues
  
  Nawrocki is a Catholic with culturally conservative views and accused the ruling coalition and LGBT groups of "sexualising children", demonstratively throwing a copy of the cover of Gender Queer: A Memoir into a paper shredder during the 2025 campaign. Nawrocki supports maintaining close ties between the Catholic Church in Poland and the Polish government, the broad criminalisation of abortion, and opposition to the legalisation of same-sex marriage, civil unions or extending legal rights to people in same-sex relationships, citing Catholic sexual ethics. Geopolitically, he supports further strengthening Polish ties to the United States and NATO while opposing European integration.
  
  He stresses his commitment to promote Polish patriotism, Christian values and national sovereignty, and has declared the need to defend traditional social values. He has stated his strong opposition to removal of crosses from state buildings. He holds anti-communist views, and has criticised the Polish education system, claiming that Polish education is controlled by the "post-communist party environment". He was responsible for removing several Red Army monuments in Poland, considered a criminal act by Russia, which put him on its national wanted list. He has described cursed soldiers as national heroes of Poland and praised Law and Justice for implementing a National Remembrance Day in their honour.
  
  He declared himself an opponent of the EU's migration policy and announced his intention to terminate the EU's migration pact.