Polish PM calls for an EU where Christianity is not censoredWARSAW (Reuters) - Poland wants to be sure that Christian traditions are not subject to  ideological censorship  in the European Union, Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said on Thursday, emphasizing her party s opposition to Muslim immigration. Along with Hungary, Poland has refused to take in any of its quota of the wave of refugees from Syria and elsewhere who have come to Europe since 2015, on the grounds that Muslim immigrants are a threat to their national security and stability. Szydlo s eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party appeals directly to the more socially conservative sections of Poland s overwhelmingly Roman Catholic population. In a foreign policy speech marking the midpoint of the parliamentary term, Szydlo said Christians in Europe should not need to feel uncomfortable or ashamed about their faith and traditions.  We are in favor of (an EU) where Christian traditions are not subject to ideological censorship,  she told a conference organized by the Polish Institute of International Affairs. Opinion polls in Poland - one of the most ethnically and religiously homogenous countries in Europe - indicate that about three-quarters of Poles are against accepting refugees.     Apart from refusing its quota, Szydlo s government has triggered a series of disputes with the EU executive, the European Commission, over policies that Brussels says undermine democracy and the rule of law. In a veiled criticism of France and Germany, the traditional motors of EU integration, Szydlo said that countries such as Poland should be a greater part of the bloc s decision-making process.  The EU s principle of respect for the rights of its citizens will cease to be an empty one only when the debate about the future of the European Union takes place with the participation of all concerned, not in three or four capitals,  she said.  Opinion polls suggest up to 80 percent of Poles back EU membership, though many are also opposed to deeper EU integration and joining the euro currency. Szydlo reiterated that Poland would stay in the EU, but said that growing euroscepticism in several countries was a sign that  some politicians  were unwilling to recognize the problems within the bloc.   It s not enough to stigmatize tens of millions of Europeans in different countries as immature and dangerous populations, or to put Poland in a corner,  Szydlo said. worldnews
polish pm calls eu christianity censoredwarsaw reuters poland wants sure christian traditions subject ideological censorship european union prime minister beat szydlo said thursday emphasizing party opposition muslim immigration along hungary poland refused take quota wave refugees syria elsewhere come europe since grounds muslim immigrants threat national security stability szydlo eurosceptic law justice pis party appeals directly socially conservative sections poland overwhelmingly roman catholic population in foreign policy speech marking midpoint parliamentary term szydlo said christians europe need feel uncomfortable ashamed faith traditions we favor eu christian traditions subject ideological censorship told conference organized polish institute international affairs opinion polls poland one ethnically religiously homogeneous countries europe indicate poles accepting refugees apart refusing quota szydlo government triggered series disputes eu executive european commission policies brussels says undermine democracy rule law in veiled criticism france germany traditional motors eu integration szydlo said countries poland greater part bloc process the eu principle respect rights citizens cease empty one debate future european union takes place participation concerned three four capitals said opinion polls suggest percent poles back eu membership though many also opposed deeper eu integration joining euro currency szydlo reiterated poland would stay eu said growing euroscepticism several countries sign politicians unwilling recognize problems within bloc it enough stigmatize tens millions european different countries immature dangerous populations put poland corner szydlo said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Polish PM calls for an EU where Christianity is not censoredWARSAW (Reuters) - Poland wants to be sure that Christian traditions are not subject to  ideological censorship  in the European Union, Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said on Thursday, emphasizing her party s opposition to Muslim immigration. Along with Hungary, Poland has refused to take in any of its quota of the wave of refugees from Syria and elsewhere who have come to Europe since 2015, on the grounds that Muslim immigrants are a threat to their national security and stability. Szydlo s eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party appeals directly to the more socially conservative sections of Poland s overwhelmingly Roman Catholic population. In a foreign policy speech marking the midpoint of the parliamentary term, Szydlo said Christians in Europe should not need to feel uncomfortable or ashamed about their faith and traditions.  We are in favor of (an EU) where Christian traditions are not subject to ideological censorship,  she told a conference organized by the Polish Institute of International Affairs. Opinion polls in Poland - one of the most ethnically and religiously homogenous countries in Europe - indicate that about three-quarters of Poles are against accepting refugees.     Apart from refusing its quota, Szydlo s government has triggered a series of disputes with the EU executive, the European Commission, over policies that Brussels says undermine democracy and the rule of law. In a veiled criticism of France and Germany, the traditional motors of EU integration, Szydlo said that countries such as Poland should be a greater part of the bloc s decision-making process.  The EU s principle of respect for the rights of its citizens will cease to be an empty one only when the debate about the future of the European Union takes place with the participation of all concerned, not in three or four capitals,  she said.  Opinion polls suggest up to 80 percent of Poles back EU membership, though many are also opposed to deeper EU integration and joining the euro currency. Szydlo reiterated that Poland would stay in the EU, but said that growing euroscepticism in several countries was a sign that  some politicians  were unwilling to recognize the problems within the bloc.   It s not enough to stigmatize tens of millions of Europeans in different countries as immature and dangerous populations, or to put Poland in a corner,  Szydlo said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: polish pm calls eu christianity censoredwarsaw reuters poland wants sure christian traditions subject ideological censorship european union prime minister beat szydlo said thursday emphasizing party opposition muslim immigration along hungary poland refused take quota wave refugees syria elsewhere come europe since grounds muslim immigrants threat national security stability szydlo eurosceptic law justice pis party appeals directly socially conservative sections poland overwhelmingly roman catholic population in foreign policy speech marking midpoint parliamentary term szydlo said christians europe need feel uncomfortable ashamed faith traditions we favor eu christian traditions subject ideological censorship told conference organized polish institute international affairs opinion polls poland one ethnically religiously homogeneous countries europe indicate poles accepting refugees apart refusing quota szydlo government triggered series disputes eu executive european commission policies brussels says undermine democracy rule law in veiled criticism france germany traditional motors eu integration szydlo said countries poland greater part bloc process the eu principle respect rights citizens cease empty one debate future european union takes place participation concerned three four capitals said opinion polls suggest percent poles back eu membership though many also opposed deeper eu integration joining euro currency szydlo reiterated poland would stay eu said growing euroscepticism several countries sign politicians unwilling recognize problems within bloc it enough stigmatize tens millions european different countries immature dangerous populations put poland corner szydlo said worldnews