Faith Matters has raised its concerns with the Home Office after a member of the Polish community made us aware of their intention of a woman (Marta Czech) linked to a speaking event at a community venue on the 31st of May 2026. Faith Matters has continued to observe speakers from Poland who are attending events within settled communities of Polish heritage in the U.K. and who have made troubling statements in Poland that can affect the social cohesion of the United KIngdom.

Faith Matters raised its concerns with the Home Office that Marta Czech of the far-right Confederation of the Polish Crown (Konfederacja Korony Polskiej), intended to speak at a community venue in London on 31 May.

A member of the Polish community reached out to share their concerns with us in Faith Matters.

It should, however, concern communities that Czech appeared in a photograph with the notorious far-right extremist Janusz Waluś during his speaking engagement in September 2025. The South African government deported Waluś in 2024 after he spent 29 years in prison following the brutal, racist murder of the anti-Apartheid political activist Chris Hani.  Waluś belonged to the militant neo-Nazi Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging movement.

Dr Rafal Pankowski, a political scientist who leads the Never Again anti-racism group, told South African media last year that Waluś enjoyed “a hero’s welcome among the worst racists, the far-right nationalist groups in Poland.”

In November 2022, Czech attended a Confederation press conference captioned Janusz Waluś na wolności! Koniec komuny? – “Janusz Waluś is free! Is this the end of communism?”

On X (formerly Twitter), Czech has posted AI-generated content depicting Black men as an existential danger, captioned “Stop the migrant invasion!” and the inclusion of a goat in the image evokes debasing and racist tropes about bestiality.

Czech has attended other anti-migrant events in Poland with similar inflammatory rhetoric of “invasion”.

On Facebook, Czech uploaded a photo from an engagement event alongside a woman in a t-shirt that appears to show someone blocking Star of David symbols under an umbrella.

On Facebook in December 2024, Czech wrote: “It’s either Hanukkah or Christmas! There is no third option, and anyone who thinks otherwise is as mistaken as Speaker Szymon Hołownia! The Confederation of the Polish Crown calls on the Speaker to cease sectarian, occult, anti-Polish, and anti-humanitarian practices associated with Hanukkah in the Sejm. And if the Speaker has not yet learned what he is participating in and what he is allowing, President Grzegorz Braun will gladly educate him on the matter. Jews—hands off Gaza, and off our Sejm!”

Other inflammatory and concerning social media posts include comparing LGBT+ communities to “deviants”.

Czech has also promoted pro-eugenics content.

Read More: Why the Home Office Must Stop These Polish Far Right Politicians from Entering the U.K.