In the Sejm there was a scandal connected with the character – Saray Małacka-Trzeskos, the youngest writer accredited to work in parliament.
The main character of the dispute was Jarosław Kaczyński, the leader of Law and Justice, who was the victim of “progressive” media attacks. The reason for his discontent was his different approach to conversations with journalists, which became clear erstwhile he avoided gathering the youngest writer in the past of the Polish Sejm, Sara Małacka-Trzaskos.
Sara, a specified simple school student, gained fame through her blog “Sara's Perspective” and gaining parliamentary accreditation. He regularly asks politicians questions in the corridors of parliament, which has sparked mixed feelings among the political establishment.
"This full "youngest parliamentary reporter" Sara Małacka-Trzeskos, who revolves around the Seym and hooks Kaczyński, is simply a joint task by her father Francis (PR) and his friend Mateusz Cieślak from Iboma Media, formerly 13 years at Urban in NO. Any questions?” – 1 of the net users questions the full project.
The harsh comments did not miss the editor-in-chief of the ultimate Time either!, Tomasz Sommer, who ironically wrote: "Ha, ha, ha. I wonder erstwhile she'll start asking questions like the Urban newspaper?’
The controversy gained strength erstwhile Jarosław Kaczyński publically refused to answer questions addressed by Małacka-Trzaskos, arguing that politics is not a subject for children.
– These are not matters for children, too, dear, leave – Kaczyński said.
Critics draw attention to possible links between the task and the PR activities of the father Sarah Małacka-Trzeskos and his partner in the media industry. Is Sara a real writer or a pawn in public relations? The question does not go unanswered, but 1 thing is certain – the controversy around her will proceed to arouse emotions on the Polish political and media scene.
RPD: All children are entitled to be heard
– As a spokeswoman for the rights of the child, I would like to emphasise that Every kid has the right to express his or her opinion, to ask questions and participate in public life. This is the foundation of a democratic society that respects human rights and strives to rise conscious citizens," wrote the Child's Rights Spokeswoman, Monika Horna-Cieślak, on Facebook.
– The Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which Poland is simply a signatory, clearly states that children have the right to express their views freely in all matters concerning them, and their opinion should be duly taken into account," added the RPD.
– All children have the right to be heard, and their opinions should be taken into account. Their questions, doubts and ideas are crucial and deserve respect. Adults are obliged to perceive to their children and answer their questions with respect and knowing – concludes his entry by Monika Horna-Cieślak.
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Kaczyński ran over the youngest writer in parliament. There is an RPD reaction to the scandalous behaviour of the Żoliborski grandfather
