Paul Moss

But Warsaw has described the cabinet's adoption of the bill as a historic moment in itself.

the LGBT community's reaction has been more reserved.

Some say it's a necessary compromise in the right direction, but others have voiced frustration.

One campaigner described the bill as a paradox.

He said the government finally acknowledges our existence, but remains too afraid to grant us dignity.

A recent survey found only about a third of polls support the introduction of same-sex marriage, but nearly two-thirds back some form of legal recognition for same-sex unions.

Poland remains one of the most restrictive European Union states on LGBT rights, alongside Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia.

Anna Aslam.

Still to come in this podcast... We provide a kind of lump sum of cash to people who are experiencing homelessness and it recognises that actually they're probably the best people to make decisions for themselves.

Giving straightforward money donations to homeless people, does it solve their problems?

A scam exploiting vulnerable families with sick children.

The child is directed on camera to plead for help.

Millions of dollars pour in, but the families never receive the money.

He told us it wasn't successful.

As I understood it, the video just didn't make any money.

World of Secrets, the child cancer scam, from the BBC World Service.

Listen now, wherever you get your BBC podcasts.

There's less than 24 hours to go until some of the world's biggest aid organisations will be banned from operating in the Gaza Strip.

Oxfam, Care International, Médecins Sans Frontières, all of these, according to Israel, have failed to comply with new rules which require them to give extensive details about everyone they employ.

And that deadline comes just as foreign ministers from ten countries, including France, the UK and Japan,