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Hungarian MPs vote to enshrine Pride ban in constitution
HUNGARY’S parliament has passed an amendment to the constitution allowing the government to ban public LGBT events. The amendment, which required a two-thirds majority, was approved on Monday, with 140 votes in favour and 21 against. It was proposed by the ruling Fidesz-KDNP coalition led by far-right Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
As discriminatory legislation that could be used to ban Pride marches in Hungary comes into effect today, Amnesty ...
Hungary’s parliament passed a constitutional amendment permitting the government to ban public events organised by LGBTQ+ communities — a move that legal scholars and critics describe as yet ...
On Monday, the parliament is set to vote on a constitutional amendment that would strengthen the legal foundations for the ...
Members of the LGBTQ+ community gathered in Hungary’s capital Budpaest to mock the right-wing government’s recently passed ...
A new law banning Hungary’s Pride parade comes into effect on April 15. The government of Viktor Orbán said its aim is to protect children from being exposed to messages that “conflict with ...
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Several thousand protesters blocked major thoroughfares and three bridges in the center of Hungary's capital on Tuesday in opposition to a recent law that effectively bans ...
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