Brown, an MEP who trampled on an LGBT poster, was banned from entering the Polish parliament

Far-right MEP and former Polish presidential candidate Grzegorz Brown was banned from entering the Polish parliament. This was announced on June 11 by the Speaker of the Sejm (lower house of Parliament) Shimon Holovnia.

"There is no place for hooligans in the Seimas. MEP Brown, who destroyed the exhibition in our building today and was escorted out by security guards, has been banned from entering the Polish parliament since today," Holovnia wrote on his page on the social network X (former. Twitter).

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Earlier in the day, Brown trampled posters at an exhibition in the Sejm dedicated to LGBT people (the movement is banned in the Russian Federation and recognized as extremist). The footage shows how he removes posters with LGBT symbols from the stands, throws them on the floor and begins to stomp on them. The incident caused a violent reaction among the politicians of the ruling coalition.