Protests against Poland's restrictive abortion laws rocked Warsaw and several other cities on Saturday.
Under Polish law, abortion is only allowed if the pregnancy is life-threatening for the mother or if it is a result of rape or incest.
Tens of thousands of protesters shouted for one minute in commemoration of the death of a pregnant woman, according to Polish broadcaster TVN24.
Protests were also held in Gdansk, Poznan, Wroclaw, Bialystok and in many other cities.
The woman, named only as Izabela, died in September at the age of 30, but her death only became known last week.
Under the motto of "Not One More" woman to die, protesters gathered before Poland's Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw and marched to the Health Ministry.
Last year, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal sided with the ruling pro-Catholic populist Law and Justice (PiS) party. »