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Poland was ranked 41^nd out of 48 European countries by Rainbow Europe in their annual LGBTI rights rankings, being the lowest ranked of all European Union member states, with an overall score of **** percent. The Polish government has come under increasing scrutiny from EU institutions and other member states in recent years for its homophobic stance, with laws prohibiting LGBTI-inclusive education in school and some Polish municipalities even going so far as to declare themselves as "LGBTQ-free zones". While being homosexual is not criminalized in Poland, same-sex couples do not have marriage or adoption rights, and as can be seen in Rainbow Europe's rankings, the country also performs especially poorly in regards to hate crime & hate speech and the bodily integrity of intersex people.