i've got to raise my voice to make sure the kommunalka stays clean. wasn't voted kommunalka president and so i have to constantly raise my voice and assert myself. >> and so, democracy within the kommunalka remains fraught with difficulties. you might say rather like in russia as a whole. >> despite the strict hierarchy that residents must abide by, people feel secure in the kommunalkas or perhaps they feel secure because of it. poland is one of europe's most devoutly catholic countries, despite already having some of the continent's strictest anti-abortion laws, some members of the rightwing ruling party want to bring in even tougher rules. this is the latest in a string of controversial proposals introduced by the law and justice party since they took office last year. nationalist movements have gained in popularity across europe, particularly in the wake of the refugee crisis and terrorist attacks. but in poland, the latest battleground is the womb. >> karolina wanted to have her baby, but when she was younger, she had an abortion. it was a hard de