No prison for the use of phrases offensive to Poland. Quick U-turn in the Holocaust law

The ruling Law and Justice has made a sudden U-turn on the law on the Institute of National Remembrance. Amendments to the law were quickly passed through on Wednesday. There will be no prison sentences for the use of phrases offensive to Poland. The prime minister has said that the law was necessary. But voices from the government, including the Marshal of the Senate, say that reality is hitting home. The opposition is not sparing in criticism. And it's pointing to half a year of spoiled relations with Israel, the USA and Ukraine. Now, Law and Justice aims to improve them.