Polish‑British Youth Henry Nowak Honored in Warsaw Protest

Telewizja wPolsce24 announced a symbolic three‑minute kneeling demonstration in front of the British Embassy on Kawalerii 12 in Warsaw on Thursday, 11 June at 15:00. The event, organised by editors Anna Popek and Damian Stanisławski, will be broadcast live and is intended to honour 18‑year‑old Henry Nowak – a Polish‑British student killed in a stabbing in Southampton in December 2025 – and to call on the Polish government to maintain strict control over its borders ahead of a forthcoming migration pact.

The organizers cite concerns over the handling of the case by British police, the false accusation of a racist attack against the perpetrator Sikha Vickruma Digwa, and a broader demand that violence against white residents of Western Europe not be transferred to Polish streets. The protest follows a campaign by Nowak’s family and supporters who highlighted the alleged cover‑up and secured Digwa’s life‑sentence.

Participants will kneel for three minutes as a sign of solidarity, with the aim of drawing domestic and international attention to the case and to migration‑policy debates in Poland.